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Karol G.

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Karol G.

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For those who play shut consideration to her previous few albums, you may hear that Colombian vocalist Karol G has been edging towards the acoustic house. This week, Anamaria Sayre talks in regards to the singer’s newest album, which just about replaces drum machines with congas and bongos for an intentional Pan-Latin method.

In the meantime, Felix Contreras finds one other instance of jazz from South America within the type of Argentine vocalist Roxana Amed reimagining the glory of Argentine rock with artistic jazz preparations.

Artists and songs featured on this episode:

• Panteón Rococó, “Parison” (that includes Carín León, Sabino & Remmy Valenzuela)
• Juan Wauters, “Manejando por Pando”
• Roxana Amed, “Dejaste Tu Corazon”
• Fito Páez and Luis Alberto Spinetta, “Dejaste Ver Tu Corazón”
• Karol G, “Tropicoqueta,” “No Puedo Vivir Sin Él,” and “Ese Hombre Es Malo”
• MiMa and Villano Antillano, “Fuego”
• maye, “Yo Me Consiento” and “Peter Pan”

Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and combined by Simon Rentner. Our mission supervisor is Grace Chung. NPR Music’s govt producer is Suraya Mohamed.