}:-) hey everybody!!!! i created this topic to see if you know some latin or spanish electronic bands or dj's. i know a few ones, but i want to learn more and teach to the ones who doesn't know. this ones the best (for me, or course):
Fussible (Mexico)
Bostich (Mexico)
AudioPer� (Per�)
AltoCamet (Argentina)
Fiat 600 (Chile)
DJ Patife (Brazil)
Hernan Cattaneo (Argentina)
Karlos Elizondo (Mexico)
Digi + Gabo (Mexico)
hope you like it!!!! }:-)
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 9:34 AM
I've not heard of any of them. I'm sure MX Chem will know them all. I prefer french music to latino music, it's so much more better! Check out these bast�rds:
-> DJ Falcon
-> Thomas Bangalter
-> Alan Braxe
-> Les Rythem Digitales
-> Cassius
-> Air
-> Daft Punk
-> Phoenix
-> DJ Falcon
-> Thomas Bangalter
-> Alan Braxe
-> Les Rythem Digitales
-> Cassius
-> Air
-> Daft Punk
-> Phoenix
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Posted 21 April 2004 - 4:25 AM
hey!!!!!!!...and what about italian artists? they're the original "latins" and they're so f*ckin nice...the italo-disco era, the best pop music is made by italian composers (that's a school book fact), good deejays like picotto, piu and gianluigi d'agostino... 8)
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Posted 24 April 2004 - 3:46 AM
welly welly welly well, if you want some good house trax, you should check the mexican & argentinean scenes...they're so f*ckin good and they're bangin' in Europe clubs right now...also, another mexican electro band, Titan...Fatboy Slim made a remix for one of their songs, Coraz�n (Heart, a Carole King original), they are separated right now, but they were groundbreaking in Mexico (you should listen these ones too). :x
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Posted 24 April 2004 - 5:20 AM
(and what about italian artists? they're the original "latins" ) ----> what tha f*ck ??? i have nothing against italian people but that's not true.
And yes, you should check the electronic latin scene, it's quite interesting, lots of experimentation, and i think in my perspective it offers you more than french scene, for example, cos all the frenchies sound the same.. you know, that disco housy melodic bassline thing..
And yes, you should check the electronic latin scene, it's quite interesting, lots of experimentation, and i think in my perspective it offers you more than french scene, for example, cos all the frenchies sound the same.. you know, that disco housy melodic bassline thing..
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Posted 24 April 2004 - 3:57 PM
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welly welly welly well, if you want some good house trax, you should check the mexican & argentinean scenes
are too true!!! argentina i reckon has a wicked house scene. there are 2 producers from there i can think of the top of my head, london 909 and cutlab. they produce some quality cuts!!!! buenos aires has one of the best clubs in the world, pacha. my friends from soulfulhouse.com were also booked to play a few gigs in buenos aires, even through that feel through eventially!!
i reckon the reason that i like house music so much is that the music is so anonymous. i mean anyone could have made it anywhere round the world. it's not limited by language or cultures. i don't think any other genre of music has that reach. i love the fact that i can mix all these tunes, and have such a vast international flavor of sound. i kinda think i'm babbling now so i'll end it there. if you want to here something with wide ethnic sound i recomend you listen to my 'alterbeaters : tn3 percusive thinking' mix on my web site.
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Posted 25 April 2004 - 1:16 AM
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i think in my perspective it offers you more than french scene, for example, cos all the frenchies sound the same.. you know, that disco housy melodic bassline thing..
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Posted 29 April 2004 - 3:37 AM
ok...you guys are f*ckin great...you're right...music doesn't know any language or nationality...specially electro, i mean, there are great musicians in japan (ken ishii, for example), chile (fiat 600), USA (Cirrus)...so many, i can't remember all, but i hope you post more messages to share info about unknown bands & artists...see ya 8)
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