kumbia anybody?
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kumbia anybody?
kumbias tight mang. yeh.... who likes kumbia??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndY_JIxkkSk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt8PkZnbp6A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndY_JIxkkSk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt8PkZnbp6A
yeh man, big up Rupture........
he got me into cumbia with dis post on his blog:
http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/sonideros-listen-up/
ordered both of dem mixes...WIKKID STUFF
"Sonido Martinez" is more classic-cumbia, the "VAmpiros Mix" contains sum nice mash-up stuff
juss saw dem sold out, maybe ya find em pon soulseek or elsewhere
RASpect
he got me into cumbia with dis post on his blog:
http://www.negrophonic.com/2008/sonideros-listen-up/
ordered both of dem mixes...WIKKID STUFF
"Sonido Martinez" is more classic-cumbia, the "VAmpiros Mix" contains sum nice mash-up stuff
juss saw dem sold out, maybe ya find em pon soulseek or elsewhere
RASpect
http://thefader.com/articles/2008/7/30/ ... uuuuumbbia
there ya get the mix dandy was MAYBE talkin bout
nice one by the way
irie
there ya get the mix dandy was MAYBE talkin bout
nice one by the way
irie
that mix crunk mang.... i put it on cd right now.. i like it when some dude say you hate someone up in the club then turn around n punch em in the facebinghi7 wrote:http://thefader.com/articles/2008/7/30/ ... uuuuumbbia
there ya get the mix dandy was MAYBE talkin bout
nice one by the way
irie
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dont know about new stuff in colombia, only heard some digital cumbia from mexico, and some of the guys from zizek , like villa diamante o daleduro and bersa discos...in buenos aires
unfortunately im a bit disconected since im living in barça a couple of years a go...
im traying to finish a tune ill post it when ever ready...
nice to know there is non-southamerican ppl interested in thease sounds... its funny couse the real cumbia scene is well related to crime, ingnorance, violence and drugs in some of thease countries, but it still lovely powerfull bass music...speaking about reality, i guess its the same that happens with hip hop, dancehall or grime...but in thease cas i can undertand the lyrics very well...
nice discucion!
take care
unfortunately im a bit disconected since im living in barça a couple of years a go...
im traying to finish a tune ill post it when ever ready...
nice to know there is non-southamerican ppl interested in thease sounds... its funny couse the real cumbia scene is well related to crime, ingnorance, violence and drugs in some of thease countries, but it still lovely powerfull bass music...speaking about reality, i guess its the same that happens with hip hop, dancehall or grime...but in thease cas i can undertand the lyrics very well...
nice discucion!

take care
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cumbia is fun to dance to. you can use cumbia moves with dubstep.
i mostly like the vintage cumbia from the 60s but ive heard some nice cumbia krunk from texas.
some reggaeton is cumbia influenced. but cumbia is its own thing. has its own shuffle pattern and bassline style. if you slow it down hella, it can have a dubby feel. the accordian melodies are a big part.
rupture is cool. that boston toneburst style from the 90s has a nice dub influence.
i mostly like the vintage cumbia from the 60s but ive heard some nice cumbia krunk from texas.
some reggaeton is cumbia influenced. but cumbia is its own thing. has its own shuffle pattern and bassline style. if you slow it down hella, it can have a dubby feel. the accordian melodies are a big part.
rupture is cool. that boston toneburst style from the 90s has a nice dub influence.
always a sure-shot hit at small to medium sized parties i play. i drop some classic Discos Fuentes and people go ape shit. all the cumbia in my set are around 105 BPM though so have not been playing it with dubstep.
re: the crime and ignorance related to the scene in s. american countries... yes i've talked to some people from there who hate the music because of that.
re: the crime and ignorance related to the scene in s. american countries... yes i've talked to some people from there who hate the music because of that.
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Cumbia seems to be the most exciting thing I've found out here so far. It's alright, innit?!
http://www.zzkrecords.com/
Should be going to my first night next Thurs.
Y si los usuarios de Buenos Aires me pueden recomendar otros boliches y fiestas buenos en esta ciudad...
http://www.zzkrecords.com/
Should be going to my first night next Thurs.
Y si los usuarios de Buenos Aires me pueden recomendar otros boliches y fiestas buenos en esta ciudad...
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first of all just whant to mention, cumbia and electronic cumbia are not the same, i dont know any other place than zizek that plays electronic cumbia, its a pitty it was closed for vacations last time i whent home...tercerojista wrote:Cumbia seems to be the most exciting thing I've found out here so far. It's alright, innit?!
http://www.zzkrecords.com/
Should be going to my first night next Thurs.
Y si los usuarios de Buenos Aires me pueden recomendar otros boliches y fiestas buenos en esta ciudad...
now if you whant to have a view of the original scene get down to Metropolis (more known by la metro) in palermo. thats probably the biguest spot.
i remember olso a place called Tropitango in tigre at the north of the city....and El Reventon en el barrio de once... this one i dont know if it still open...
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Cool! I'm checking out Zizek soon, and I'll try and find Metropolis sometime soon... I live in Palermo, so this is all easynehuenspace wrote:first of all just whant to mention, cumbia and electronic cumbia are not the same, i dont know any other place than zizek that plays electronic cumbia, its a pitty it was closed for vacations last time i whent home...
now if you whant to have a view of the original scene get down to Metropolis (more known by la metro) in palermo. thats probably the biguest spot.
i remember olso a place called Tropitango in tigre at the north of the city....and El Reventon en el barrio de once... this one i dont know if it still open...

I'm gonna listen to your show on Sub FM tonight too, Chorizo boy! Thanks for the tips

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