Música Latina -

[The Hunter]

For anyone south of the border (or anyone that's just a fan of the music in general), post your favorite Latino music.

Living on the border's made me a pretty big fan, but I don't really go too much into it because I can hardly understand Spanish let alone speak it. Regardless, I do have some favorite songs and groups.

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[Trombonista]

I love Shakira and Paulina Rubio.

 

[Golly]

Does Bossa Nova count?
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[The Hunter]

Does Bossa Nova count?
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I suppose so. Just really any kind of music with Latino roots or anything from central or South America or the Caribbean.

 

[Yawning Squirtle]

Posting some cool sounds from my people. Hope you enjoy it (:

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and our greatest music genius of all times, Hermeto Pascoal (doing some improv):

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[Dr. Mario]

Here's more from Brazil, this thread needs more Paralamas.

 

[Trombonista]

I have to bump this because I have really gotten into this again.

 

[Positron]

Virginia Rodrigues, from Nothern Brazil, may not be a looker, but she has a melting voice, which is complimented well with classy arrangements in the album Nos.

Moreno+2 is the band of Caetano Veloso's son. Very fresh take on Brazilian pop: