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Uaná System é um duo audiovisual criado em Belém, Pará, Brasil,  por Waldo Squash e Luan Rodrigues, que utiliza elementos tecnológicos para mesclar as mais diversas referencias visuais e sonoras deste universo paralelo chamado amazonia. Eles levam para a pista de dança uma viagem audiovisual tropical delirante, repleta de psicodelia e groove, onde a tradição de ritmos amazonicos como carimbó, siriá, lundu, cumbia e guitarrada, é fundida com a energia da música eletrônica.

Uaná System is an audiovisual duo created in Belém, Pará, Brazil, by Waldo Squash and Luan Rodrigues, which uses technological elements to merge many different visual and sound reference of this parallel universe called amazonia. They take to the dance floor a delirious tropical audiovisual trip, full of psychedelia and groove, where the tradition of amazon rhythms like carimbó, siriá, lundu, cumbia and guitarrada, is merged with the energy of electronic music.


email: uanasystem@gmail.com
soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/uanasystem


Media:

Gang do Eletro's home page: http://www.gangdoeletro.com.br/dj-waldo-squash-lanca-uana-system-em-belem/

Tropical Bass (remix Jaloo): http://www.tropicalbass.com/tag/uana-system/

Generation Bass: http://www.generationbass.com/tag/uana-system/


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