By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
Tirman Kid – Motion
A man of Asian origin, a supposed traditional office worker, arrives at a dance audition convened by this Argentine project, with a huge boombox from the eighties and, with curious and clumsy wiggles, wins the exam. Being a simple clip, where there's more inspiration than budget, Everything works in a fun way, fostering the development and presentation of an alternative pop song that gets everyone dancing, even the most daring bureaucratic workers who want to break the routine and aspire to a less monotonous life. Perfect for dancing after the nine-to-five shift.
Toto Yulelé – Everything Falls
It's only sixty-five seconds. Nothing more. And to emphasize the video's simplicity, we see a rag doll that, using stop-motion animation, appears to fly through the clouds before falling. That's all. But everything is designed so that a melody of voice and acoustic guitar can have a brief but effective moment of poignant emotion. and allows us to be grateful for how this simple minute that passed while we watched the clip made us smile for a good while. and made us feel better. Uruguayan Rodrigo Odriozola (Toto Yulelé) has done it again. Congratulations.
Foex & Sapiain – Ronin
This is an exquisite work of 2D animation and motion graphics., Made with refined taste and elegant attention to detail, without falling into unnecessary excesses or exaggerations that could tarnish the essence of the piece. Based on Japanese folk aesthetics, it combines ancestral moments with simulations of contemporary images, including the 1960 assassination of politician Inejiro Asanuma, which was broadcast live on television. The creators of this work are the people of Old Child study, They understood their mission correctly and definitely created a great video that can be watched multiple times.