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TipicoMIXXX 2013

Mirkka & Madrugada version of a Luiz Gonzaga forró classic.

Pau-de-arara

The eternal struggle between feeling you can do it better and understanding that less is more. 
I surely could use some comments from people to make it better...  ;)
Anyway, hope you enjoy it!

Maculele de Marimba - Uakti (DJ Nirso Remix)

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Los Folkloristas - El Coco (Captain Planet Remix)▲ BONUS TRACK ▲

https://soundcloud.com/felipecordeiropa

Hi "hermanx", good evening! 

Frente Bolivarista proudly presents our third compilation - FRESH - featuring great artists from all around the globe. We gathered a strong group of talented artists to spread to the world the vast range of soudings going on in Latin America right now!

This time we invited great names like Felipe Cordeiro (YES! It is his new digital cumbiarimbó tune), Barrio Lindo, Lagartijeando, Montoya, Romperayo, COMRADE, Pigmalião, EXZ. RumboTumba, Borchi, Chico Correa, Quixosis, San Ignacio,  Carrot Green and our new discovery: Zambo 1492 and his organic sequenced music. 

We hope you enjoy and share with your friends and families!

¡Viva la Frente Bolivarista! ¡Viva la unión!

LISTEN THE ALBUM AND BUY IT on Bandcamp >>>>>>>>>> 
https://frentebolivarista.bandcamp.com/album/frente-bolivarista-vol-3
 
LISTEN AND FOLLOW US  >>>>>>>>>> www.frentebolivarista.com

Felipe Cordeiro - Marcianita (Digital)

https://soundcloud.com/rumbotumba

Hi "hermanx", good evening!

Frente Bolivarista proudly presents our third compilation - FRESH - featuring great artists from all around the globe. We gathered a strong group of talented artists to spread to the world the vast range of soudings going on in Latin America right now!

This time we invited great names like Felipe Cordeiro (YES! It is his new digital cumbiarimbó tune), Barrio Lindo, Lagartijeando, Montoya, Romperayo, COMRADE, Pigmalião, EXZ. RumboTumba, Borchi, Chico Correa, Quixosis, San Ignacio, Carrot Green and our new discovery: Zambo 1492 and his organic sequenced music.

We hope you enjoy and share with your friends and families!

¡Viva la Frente Bolivarista! ¡Viva la unión!

LISTEN THE ALBUM AND BUY IT on Bandcamp >>>>>>>>>> 
frentebolivarista.bandcamp.com/album/fre…sta-vol-3

LISTEN AND FOLLOW US >>>>>>>>>> www.frentebolivarista.com

RumboTumba - Revuelta

Inspired by Rói Couro of Dimas Sedícias

soundcloud.com/ops_criolina 
facebook.com/festacriolina 

Ops is an actor, visual artist, DJ and music producer. He is part of Criolina crew, that since 2005 produce, research and promote culture in Brazil's capital. O Norte do Sul EP is his first solo release.

With his ears opened to the new sounds from the north of the south hemisphere, the EP brings the groove from the brazilian north and northeast and presents a sound that refers to the early history of electronic music, the soundtrack of the first video games and sci-fi movies.

Both the instrumental music from the north and northeast of Brazil and the first experiments with synthesizers, feature loops of melodic patterns. In lambada, guitarrada and baião, who leads the arrangement are the riffs of rabecas, sanfonas, pífanos, guitars and brass. Role that in the electronic music is played by the arpeggios. Aware of this, Ops transported Brazilian themes to the dancefloor universe, in a eletro-tropical atmosphere.

In addition to Brazilian and Caribbean rhythms, You can notice the influence of African music, especially from Angola -like Zouk and Kizomba - which he acquired during the time he lived in Lisbon, where he produced O Norte do Sul EP.

With the label Frente Bolivarista, known for promoting the new Latin American music, the EP also features remixes of  he producers Señor Chancho, Tropikal Ravers and El Búho.

Producer - Ops (Criolina) 
Master (originals) - Tryambaka 
Master (remixes) - Daniel Lucas 
Executive Producers - Criolina & Batedeira Cultural 
Label - Frente Bolivarista 

Ops - Roendo

soundcloud.com/srchancho 
facebook.com/senorchancho 

Ops is an actor, visual artist, DJ and music producer. He is part of Criolina crew, that since 2005 produce, research and promote culture in Brazil's capital. O Norte do Sul EP is his first solo release.

With his ears opened to the new sounds from the north of the south hemisphere, the EP brings the groove from the brazilian north and northeast and presents a sound that refers to the early history of electronic music, the soundtrack of the first video games and sci-fi movies.

Both the instrumental music from the north and northeast of Brazil and the first experiments with synthesizers, feature loops of melodic patterns. In lambada, guitarrada and baião, who leads the arrangement are the riffs of rabecas, sanfonas, pífanos, guitars and brass. Role that in the electronic music is played by the arpeggios. Aware of this, Ops transported Brazilian themes to the dancefloor universe, in a eletro-tropical atmosphere.

In addition to Brazilian and Caribbean rhythms, You can notice the influence of African music, especially from Angola -like Zouk and Kizomba - which he acquired during the time he lived in Lisbon, where he produced O Norte do Sul EP.

With the label Frente Bolivarista, known for promoting the new Latin American music, the EP also features remixes of  he producers Señor Chancho, Tropikal Ravers and El Búho.

Producer - Ops (Criolina) 
Master (originals) - Tryambaka 
Master (remixes) - Daniel Lucas 
Executive Producers - Criolina & Batedeira Cultural 
Label - Frente Bolivarista 

Ops -  Balançando (Señor Chancho Remix)

El Patasdilo Ensamble Gurrufio

El Regreso del Gallito (The Return of the Rooster) takes its inspiration from the sounds and landscapes of Paraguay, the small South American country unbeknownst to many outside its borders. Paraguayan composer and producer Santi and Turkish singer Tuğçe take listeners on a tantalizing journey into this “island surrounded by red coasts, in the heart of South America”. El Regreso del Gallito also marks the duo’s first time collaboration with U.S. based visual artist Scott Partridge, whose artwork perfectly captures the somewhat familiar and somewhat magical world of the album. 

The opening track, Gallito, begins with a bold, orchestral string section, and quotes the popular Paraguayan polka “Gallito Cantor”. The spoken poetry announces the return of a mysterious traveler, with a strange voice and burgundy crest, to his native land. This track, like the rest of the album, reveals the compositional approach that Santi takes to music production in which he writes and sequences every single note and beat for all instruments. Based on this opening track, Scott’s cover art for the album depicts the mythical Gallito, which- like the album itself- is a novel interpretation of the folkloric elements, in this case, gallinas de suerte or “lucky chickens”, of Paraguay. 

The second track, Doña Antonia, tells the story of a street vendor who travels each morning from her home in Yaguaron to the capital city Asuncion to sell her medicinal herbs that cure everything, from heartbreak to oblivion. The track is sensual, mystical, and up-tempo. In a “world that keeps spinning without compassion”, Doña Antonia’s song (and her ice cold tererê with lemon) reassure the poet, the dreamer, those who are disheartened, of possible relief and even transformation. 

La Revancha del Arpa, humorously named after Gotan Project’s debut album “La Revancha del Tango”, brings to the dance floor the intricate melodies and waterfall-like textures of the Paraguayan harp, the instrument that is at the center of the Paraguayan musical genre of the Guarania. Like Gotan Project’s “La Revancha del Tango” which gave tango its electronic sound and international revival, in La Revancha del Arpa, Santi extends the Guarania outside of its Paraguayan conventions and immerses it into Latin America’s vibrant electronic music scene and beyond. 

The fourth track, San Juan, is a grand celebration, based on the traditions of many other neighboring countries throughout Latin America. Weaving together polyrhythmic percussion, deep bass, synthesizers, the energetic accordion and the playful harp, this upbeat track is filled with fire, dancing, and daring games. Even the mysterious Gallito is back on the scene calling for community and musical innovation. 

In the last piece, the journey comes full circle, as Santi and Tuğçe give us their rendition of what is perhaps the most known Guarania of Paraguay, Recuerdo de Ypacaraí. Santi’s hypnotizing harmonies along with Tuğçe’s soothing vocals turn this timeless song into a lullaby which takes us back to a night by Lake Yparaci and invites us to remember and linger on. 

Follow the artists @ 

facebook.com/santi.production/ 
soundcloud.com/santi-productions 
soundcloud.com/tugce-kurtis

Buy on Bandcamp!

Santi & Tuğçe - San Juan

Santi & Tuğçe - La Revancha Del Arpa

Chancha Via Circuito - WooMooN August 10th

Today's issue is devoted to the Colombian musical style - Cumbia. 

The name is derived from cumbé - translation from one of the African languages ​​the word "dance" 

Cumbia - pure style of folk music from the Colombian Atlantic coast. The dance and the melody first appeared in Colombia and Panama. Initially, the cumbia was fun of poor people, but in the 1960s - there was a massive dance craze according 1970s. Later dance form of this style, with a slow rhythm spread throughout Latin America. 

Dancing the cumbia to the accompaniment of flutes (gaita), maracas and tambourines, and later began to be used accordions, guitars and various other kinds of drums, in recent times - trumpet, saxophone, double bass and electric musical instruments.

Follow / support @dugkar

Mixtape

Dugkar

Mixtape #5 by Dugkar

My Moombahton remix of the Latin X-mas classic. Shout out to Dj Melo for helping me "thru the wire" on this one. Feliz Navidad a Todos!! And a very very Happy New Year!! 2012 is gonna be the best one yet mi gente!! ~ SABO

Mi Burrito Sabanero

Vamos Todo Mundo pro Forró

Vou Te Namorar

Danit: Vocals & Guitar & Backing Vocals
Misha Mullov-Abbaddo: Acoustic Double Bass
Nick Barbachano: Backing Vocals & Rattle
Matthew Barly: Cello
Paul Clarvis: Percussion
Liam Fletcher: Shaker & Cajon
Mao Tatanka: Backing Vocals
Jonas Winter: Backing Vocals

Written by Danit
Produced, mixed and recorded by Liam Fletcher
Executive Producer Nick Barbachano

Full album available here:
https://danit.bandcamp.com/releases

Guacamayo - Aliento

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Nuestro Tiempo

A few months back @stas_from_liasufam shared a selection of unreleased tracks with us that blew us away and we couldn't not release something. Hence we are really happy to present two floral, melodic, short and sharp tracks for Botanas number 11. 

Stas is a Budapest based producer who is also head-honcho at Bablyon Records (www.babylonrec.com) and his music is a striking original mix of African, Middle-Eastern, Asian and South-American tribal rhythms, instrumentation and articulation with contemporary electronic music. He also organises the BWOLA tropical bass parties in Budapest. 

soundcloud.com/stas_from_liasufam 
www.facebook.com/StasMusic 
www.instagram.com/stas_from_babylon/
credits

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Flores

Synapson & Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica available here: https://fanlink.to/MonaKiNgiXica

Follow us on Twitter ! @Synapson
www.facebook.com/thesynapson
www.synapson.fr

booking : simon.bierlaire@miala.fr

© Diez Music / Diez Inc. / Victor Production

Mona Ki Ngi Xica

Synapson & Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica (Original Mix)

Luz de piedra de luna (Colts rmx)

I  L-O-v--E--L-E-C-T-R-O-N-i-C  #  M-U-S-i-C


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