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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
i see. that explains the vintage records.
well chicha is part andean part tropical music. a horrid mongrel, but if you enjoy, enjoy!
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oh !@#$%!, you're so bougie. ...and
being a mongrel, what would you expect me to listen to?
wikipedia on chicha:
It is a subgenre of the Cumbia, and it is very popular with the lower social classes. The higher classes generally view the music with contempt...
anyway, if chicha is a horrid mongrel, what does that make ozomatli?
You drive down Sunset Boulevard and turn off your stereo and roll down your windows and all the music that comes out of each and every different car, whether it's salsa, cumbia, merengue, or hip hop, funk or whatever, it's that crazy blend that's going on between that cacophony of sound is Ozomatli, y'know?
...or the spam allstars?
Spam Allstars blend improvisational electronic elements and turntables with latin, funk, hip hop and dub to create a sound that is unique – an electronic descarga. It’s not a known genre. It’s hard to describe. But as we look out and see people dancing salsa, next to break-dancers -- we know something very special is going on.