South American Electronic Music
Generally electronic music is associated with countries like the United Kingdom, USA, Germany, etc. South american countries have been looking at the world when it comes to electronic music and usually the music made here tends to imitate the genres from overseas.
In the last 5 years I have been noticing that this is changing and many countries like Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina are developing their own sound , blending techno, acid or house sounds with cumbia, reggaeton, bachata and other latin dance styles. Its like we started to blend our own ‘dance’ music with electronic styles created in other countries long time ago. The final result it’s a really interesting mix and I definitely suggest to have a deeper look into electronic music from South America.
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South American Electronic Music
Generally electronic music is associated with countries like the United Kingdom, USA, Germany, etc. South American countries have been looking at the world when it comes to electronic music and usually the music made here tends to imitate the genres from overseas.In the last 5 years I have been noticing that this has been changing and many countries like Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina are (you could also change 'are' with 'has been') developing their own sound , blending techno, acid or house sounds with cumbia, reggaeton, bachata and other latin dance styles. It's like, we started to blend our own ‘dance’ music with electronic styles which had been created in other countries long time ago. The final result is that, it’s a really interesting mix and I definitely suggest to have a deeper look into electronic music from South America.
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South American Electronic Music
Generally electronic music is associated with countries like the United Kingdom, USA, Germany, etc. South American countries have lagged behind when it comes to electronic music and usually the music made here tends to imitate the genres from overseas.
In/over the last 5 years I have been noticing that this is changing and many countries like Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina are developing their own sound , blending techno, acid or house sounds with cumbia, reggaeton, bachata and other latin dance styles. It's like we started to blend our own ‘dance’ music with electronic styles created in other countries a long time ago. The final result is a really interesting mix and I definitely suggest for those interested* to have a deeper look into the electronic music from South America.
* tienes que decir "for those interested" o otra referencia a personas aquí; de otra forma es muy raro, pero aún lo entenderiamos. Por ejemplo, ...suggest for anyone interested to...suggest that if you are interested, that you take a deeper look...
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