By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
Image of Carlos Sanchez
Yes, the Coronavirus, the lockdown, and claustrophobia forced us to change the release date of our weekly playlist. We want you to enjoy our selection of Latin American new releases this weekend, providing you with some extra musical company during these days. Instead of listening to random compilations of tunes, where anything and everything plays (from Bach to bachata, from sensationalist, pessimistic alerts to the most dreadful children's songs of the season), we set out, as we do every time, to put together more than 75 minutes of pleasant and exciting exploration of the world's new releases. For the eleventh time in 2020, we raise the flag of joy to celebrate the arrival of twenty new songs from Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay., Argentina, Panama, Chile and Mexico, which sound like Pop, Hip Hop, Folk, Blues, Electronic, Punk, Fusion and Rock. Among others, we added the new single from The Kellies, the latest production of Alfonso Espriella, the new publication of House Taken Over and the most recent recording of Santi Mostaffa.
We repeat once again our favorite phrase for these kinds of occasions: Find your headphones, step away from the world and listen. This is the Zonagirante.com playlist from March 20, 2020.
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Participants:
Santi Mostaffa (Uruguay)
Ana Tijoux (Chili)
Cony Camelo (Colombia)
Mr. Loop (Panama)
Nina Rodriguez (Colombia)
Towers of Hanoi (Mexico)
Alfonso Espriella + Francisco Martí/Burning Caravan (Colombia)
Baby Beast + Santiago Motorizado/He killed a motorcycle police officer (Argentina)
Children of the Hill (Chili)
Ramona (Mexico) + Goyo Degano/Chinese Bandits (Argentina)
The Lizards (Peru)
Immigrants (Argentina)
Nicholas and the Smokers (Colombia)
The Kellies (Argentina)
Sonic Emerson (Mexico)
The Balls (Argentina)
Amos Piñeros (Colombia)
Ghost Power (Chili)
Barbi Recatani (Argentina)
House Taken Over (Chili)