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Old 05-14-2024, 08:56 AM   #40 (permalink)
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Faustina Calavera is a Cumbia and Chicha band from... Wroclaw Poland(?)

They sound good thou! - Despite that not being much decolonial of my part


the original is by Juaneco y su Combo



Cumbia Calavera, on the other hand, is very decolonial. :p

They are a band from Brasil, but has members from Chile, Argentina, Peru and other countries from latam. I had the pleasure to watch 'em play on my town, and they were my introduction to cumbia!

Here's them playing Cariñito in São Paulo:

Sadly they don't seem to have studio version of their songs and seem to solely be a fanfare street band.

In my town they did the show in the square downtown, and they went in the middle of the people with their instruments, a helluva party, lemme tell ya! The end of the show was a big grim reaper gigantone (Processional giant), telling the band that their time has come, and that they should come with them, and then they left while playing a cumbia version of "St. James Infirmary", it was magickal, legit one of the best music shows i've gone to!

I have videos of this performance, maybe I can upload them later.
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