By José Gandue @Gandour
If you live in Bogotá and are having one of those tedious days, where the traffic is unbearable, there is a threat of rain, and the haughty policeman on the corner has added you with his gaze to his list of usual suspects, don't worry. Perhaps you'll get lucky and at any moment 5 strange characters, dressed as nerdy animals, dancing exquisitely awkwardly, invite him to dance to its lively rhythm and change the color of the day. If you see them, don't be alarmed. Their artificially petrified faces are no reason to suspect that anything bad is about to happen. On the contrary, Flying Bananas (that's what they're called) just want you to put your bitterness aside and Use the street freely to contort yourself properly.
Flying Bananas, perhaps one of the few Colombian groups who are not afraid of good humor and know how to put it into practice correctly, releases his new video, Late again. As is customary in their audiovisual productions, the band takes over the city's pedestrian areas to promote their mix of funk, hip hop, hardcore and other musical genres. trying to add flavor and color to the everyday and popular. While their lyrics narrate the thousands of excuses we invent every day for our delays, The marked rhythm tortures any hip. and forces the magnificent movement of those of us who don't know how to coordinate one step with another when celebrating.
Flying Bananas is a good option in Bogotá that, amidst so much scheduled seriousness, It tries to attract attention by breaking the monotony and urban torture. In the long run, and for the sake of our mental health, it's wise to celebrate their attempt to break free from the mold of boredom. Some wise person out there must be saying that It's better to be accompanied by 5 costumed funk fans than by a listless majority.
