Karol G expands into Pan-Latin music, reimagining Argentine rock, and exploring Mexican sounds: Alt.Latino podcast

Karol G is a Colombian vocalist whose recent albums have shown a move towards a more acoustic sound. Anamaria Sayre delves into the singer’s latest album, where drum machines are replaced by congas and bongos, creating a deliberate Pan-Latin vibe. On the other hand, Felix Contreras showcases Argentine vocalist Roxana Amed, who brings a fresh perspective to Argentine rock by infusing it with creative jazz arrangements.

In this episode of Alt.Latino, listeners can expect a diverse array of artists and songs, including Panteón Rococó’s “Parison” featuring Carín León, Sabino, and Remmy Valenzuela, Juan Wauters with “Manejando por Pando,” and Roxana Amed’s “Dejaste Tu Corazon.” Another highlight is Fito Páez and Luis Alberto Spinetta’s rendition of “Dejaste Ver Tu Corazón.” Karol G’s tracks “Tropicoqueta,” “No Puedo Vivir Sin Él,” and “Ese Hombre Es Malo” showcase her evolving style. Additionally, MiMa and Villano Antillano’s “Fuego,” maye with “Yo Me Consiento” and “Peter Pan” add depth to the episode.

The production of this episode of Alt.Latino was expertly handled by audio editor Simon Rentner, with project management by Grace Chung. Suraya Mohamed serves as the executive producer of NPR Music, overseeing the quality and content of the programs.

In conclusion, Alt.Latino continues to explore the richness and diversity of Latin American music, showcasing artists who are pushing boundaries and reimagining genres. From Karol G’s Pan-Latin approach to Roxana Amed’s fusion of Argentine rock with jazz, listeners are treated to a unique musical journey through the sounds of Latin America. Stay tuned for more episodes that highlight the incredible talent and creativity of Latin artists on Alt.Latino.