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One of the many musical genres my dear parents exposed me to was Brazilian BossaNova.
I always loved the rhythm, the sweetness, the sensuality and the enchanting mysterious language.

Later I started to listen and collect more songs, and play them in my DJ sets.

This song  Iansã Mãe Virgem by the band  Os Tincoãs, has been a favorite for a while, and, inspired by Carrot Green, J.G.B, L.Q.S.B, and others, I felt called to make an electronic remix.

I chose to focus on the melody and not to check the meaning of the lyrics until I finished the remix, and was then delighted and touched to discover what they mean:

The lyrics praise Iansa, also known as Oyá or Oiá or Yansã;
In the Yoruba and Candomblé religions, she is the Orisha (Goddess or Deity) of winds, lightning, and violent storms, death and rebirth.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E1%BB%8Cya


Free download:
https://nowananda.bandcamp.com/track/os-tinco-s-ians-m-e-virgem-now-nanda-remix
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Lyrics:

(English Below)

Yansã, mãe virgem
Dos cabelos louros
Ela desceu do céu
Num cordel de ouro

Yansã, mãe virgem
Deusa que nos socorre
Sentada na pedra
Pra ver se o rio não corre

Chegou a seca no norte
O povo romeiro em prece
Pede cantando à deusa dos astros
Que chuva lhes desse
À deusa dos astros
Que chuva lhes desse

À deusa dos astros
Que chuva lhes desse
À deusa dos astros
Que chuva lhes desse
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English translation:

Yansan, virgin mother
of the blond hair
she came down from heaven
on a golden string

Yansan, virgin mother
Goddess help us
sitting on the stone
To see if the river doesn't run

the drought came in the north
the pilgrim people in prayer
Ask singing to the goddess of the stars
what rain would give them
to the goddess of the stars
what rain would give them

to the goddess of the stars
what rain would give them
to the goddess of the stars
what rain would give them


Released December 11, 2021

Mixing and Mastering : Branimir Dimov

Free Download

Iansã Mãe Virgem (Nowãnanda Remix)

A classic old-school boom bap hip-hop instrumental.

Show Me You Care

Tribilin Sound & Cesar Gustavo - Laguna Azul

SOL 050 - Earth & Sun EP - Sabo

1. Young Wisdom - Sabo
2. Obatala - Sabo
3. Obatala (Nicola Cruz Remix) - Sabo
4. Young Wisdom (Blond:ish Club Rework) - Sabo
5. Young Wisdom (Birds of Mind Remix) - Sabo

Tracks 1,4, & 5 feature Elijah Sage Badua on ravanhatta
Tracks 2 & 3 feature Nikila Badua on vocals

✨Purchase / Stream here✨
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The 50th release on Sol Selectas Records comes from the label founder himself - Sabo, and features the musical talents of a mother & her son, as represented by the title Earth & Sun. Twenty year old Elijah Sage plays the ancient ravanhatta string instrument on the opening track "Young Wisdom", weaving an emotional mid tempo blanket to lie under the Sun.  "Obatala" is the story of the Sky Father Orisha, who creates all human bodies according to Yoruban mythology. The deep tribal groove is complemented by the vocals of Elijah's mother Nikila Badua, representing the roots of the Earth. 

Nicola Cruz from Ecuador, delivers a stellar remix of "Obatala"  taking us high into the Andes Mountains, where organic percussion and live marimbas flow like wind through the valleys. Blond:ish transforms "Young Wisdom" into a psychedelic tech house trip, adding infectious build ups and mind-altering  drums for peak time energy. And lastly Paris' Birds of Mind take us on a voyage into deep bliss with their ethereal reinterpretation of "Young Wisdom". 
The artwork by Helia Jamali, represents the loving balance between the Earth & Sun, and the energy they have created, makes the puppy flower dance in the desert wind.


Release date May 12th, 2017

SOL050 "Earth & Sun" - Sabo

Earth & Sun

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Sabo - Obatala (Nicola Cruz Remix)*preview

"Balance", nuevo soundtrack de Regional para #Expo_Balance de los artistas Paula Garrido y Saire Studio en Nueva York, compilado por Murúa.

El disco, masterizado por Alvaro Ernesto, cuenta con temas de Asagi Saundo, Barda, Carlomarco, Eduardo Zambrano, El Buga, Frente Tunupa, Matanza, Nacho Libre, Pol Nada, Sistema Beat Andino, Tribilin Sound y Turn Water.

Arte por Paula Garrido & Saire Studio, diseño gráfico por David Bugueño y diseño web por Francisco David Infante.

Balance

Urubamba - Buena Nueva (Barda Edit)

¿Hasta cuando estaré yo sufriendo?

Wanted to edit this beautiful song for a long time... so finally here it is!
Enjoy!

Inti Illimani - Papel De Plata (Barbarella Edit)

Various Artists
Future Sounds of Argentina
(Waxploitation 2017)

FOLKLORIC ELECTRONICA LIKE YOU’VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE: WAXPLOITATION PRESENTS FUTURE SOUNDS OF ARGENTINA 

A follow-up to Waxploitation’s 2012 genre- defining compilation Future Sounds of Buenos Aires, the label returns to explore a new school of Argentinian electronic music artists creating world-wide, dance floor shattering beats that take as much from the ancestral sounds of the Andean mountains as they do from minimal techno, house, UK grime and bhangra beat. 

“Argentina is one of the cradles of electronic folkloric music, and some of the most gifted musicians in the world come from this scene. It’s music people all over the world can appreciate without understanding Spanish. It’s a great pleasure for Waxploitation to do its part to highlight this scene.” –Jeff Antebi, Founder of Waxploitation

Future Sounds of Argentina is a 15 track compilation featuring musicians unafraid to create music that mixes folk with hip hop, Brazilian pop with the twang of the charango, or even Hindu instrumentation with traditional cumbia percussion. With nuance, soul and heart, these artists re-interpret digital folklorica to match their constant flux and unparalleled hunger to bridge the dated divides between North and South, city and country, folklore and pop –creating music that’s fresh, current and deeply ingenious. 

Klik & Frik, the new project from digital cumbia heavyweights, Frikstailers, lead the way into the exciting evolution of Argentinian electronic music, featuring a mixture of minimal techno, psychedelia and Amazonian birdsong that promises to put the listener in a trance-like state. 

“[Our music] has a foot inside the dancefloor and the other one deep in transcendental meditation. Our main concept is multiculturalism. We don’t just want to explore the possibilities of our own roots, we love to feed ourselves from other ancient cultures, making connections that historically may have seemed impossible.” – Rafa Caivano from Klik & Frik

Following their footsteps are other digital folklorica veterans like Lagartijeando (a/k/a Mati Zundel), Barrio Lindo and Camanchaca, who leave behind the frenetic nature of their earlier tracks, representing the transformation of the Buenos Aires electronic music scene –from producing straight up party bangers to creating timeless, omnivore beats that incorporate everything from charango guitar and accordion loops, quena, cumbia beats and thumping bass.

Representing a different side of Argentinian electronic music is the MC Macha Kiddo, who shows off her combative, UK grime inspired beats and urgent bars. A Costa Rican transplant, she came to Argentina in search of new sounds, getting inspired by Buenos Aires’ vibrant female MC scene.     
  
“There are a bunch of amazing female rappers in Buenos Aires that have a big impact, not only in my music but on my life. I wanted to migrate anywhere, and make myself new.” –Macha Kiddo 

FSOA also features tracks from newcomers Kaleema, Galgo & Kiki, Federico Estevez, Rumbo Tumba, and scene veterans Jin Yerei, Wenceslada, Sara Hebe, SidiRum, Barda, Madre Chicha, and Panchasila. This is the second installment of the series, that began with 2012’s Future Sounds of Buenos Aires, and included influential acts like Chancha Via Circuito, La Yegros and King Coya. FSOA is representative of Waxploitation’s commitment to helping discover and nurturing new talent, fostering collaboration and bringing to light extraordinary ideas in contemporary music.

Future Sounds of Argentina

Kaleema “La Pregunta” (feat. Sara Hebe”)

Tiempo De Vida

Sr. Lufthansa - Tiempo De Vida (Tribilin Sound Remix)

Compilación Made by la familia Nomade

Song of @Biomigrant Rework of @derrok

Mastering: https://www.facebook.com/PurpuraProduccionesChile/

Bandcamp

Biomigrant - Cascara (Derrok Remix)

Also available on 12" vinyl start of Dec you can pre-order it on Bandcamp now.

Over the years Argentinian duo Klik & Frik have taken the bubbling Latin electronic scene to deeper levels and in the process garnered support from the likes of Vice, Billboard, Red Bull as well as sharing line ups with Squarepusher, The Orb, Nina Kraviz, Detroit Swindle and more. Their debut album was released in 2017 and featured friends Nicola Cruz, Chancha Via Circuito and Mohanad Zohair.
But it is impossible to talk about Klik & Frik without first delving into their origins as the explosive Frikstailers.
The Frikstailers, composed of duo Rafa Caivano and Lisandro Sona, exploded onto the scene in 2006 by turning the whole electro-cumbia genre on its head. Fusing cumbia with dancehall, hip hop and electronic beats they took tropical to extraterrestrial levels and tore up unsuspecting dancefloors across the world. Their unique style has seen them put out remixes on DFA Records, Young Turks/XL Recordings, Mad Decent (Hold The Line Cumbia style anyone?) and included on Modeselektor’s ‘Modeselektion Vol 2’. They have played sessions on KEXP, Boiler Room and NPR and their debut album caught the attention of XLR8R and more.
But during their journey as Frikstailers, Rafa and Lisandro found they were maturing in their ideas, sounds and productions. They needed a musical outlet that enabled them to showcase more subtle and textured sounds for the dancefloor that weren’t just upbeat bangers. They wanted to go deeper. In 2013 they were invited to play Mutek Mexico on the Red Bull Music Academy stage and so they began making new music. They explored indigenous sounds (which at the time had been largely ignored) and started to blend them with deeper electronic production. The resulting hypnotic, ritualistic and meditative blends were debuted at Mutek Mexico under their new moniker Klik & Frik.
With rich layers of electronic synthesizers and groove boxes the Refugio EP has a unique approach to the ancestral influences of South America. From the bass propelling opener Achalay (meaning How Beautiful) textured with glitches and synths, to the quenacho flute and hypnotic beat on Refugio (Refuge), to the piano on La Puna Satie inspired by French composer Erik Satie, and the euphoric Las Penas, the EP is a deep and meditative melding of influences. The traditional quenacho and pinkullo flutes feature across the tracks as a tribute to the indigenous music and mysticism of Argentina.
As Rafa put it, the Refugio EP is a reflection on the need for human connection, refuge and a noble reasons to keep going at a time when the world is burning both politically and literally.

Klik & Frik - Las Penas

Here a punchy edit of a not-so-rock song from THE French rock band of late 70s - 80s Téléphone. The original voices and percussions were already sooooo bouncy! I am glad to have made a dancy edit of a song I was listening to when I was 8 years old :)

Téléphone - Un homme + un homme (Da Iguana Edit)

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