Los Diagonales - Domasina Dina Baro

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Review by Olav Dias

Los Diagonales, the Argentine band, has released their latest album, Domasina Dina Baro, and it is a must-listen for fans of Latin music. The album features a unique blend of traditional Argentine folk music with modern elements, creating a fresh and exciting sound.

From the opening track, "La Sirena," the listener is transported to a world of lively rhythms and intricate melodies. The use of traditional instruments such as the bandoneon and charango is complemented by electronic beats and synths, creating a fusion of old and new.

The standout track on the album is "El Camino," which features the haunting vocals of lead singer Carla Giannini. The song builds slowly, with layers of percussion and guitar building up to a climactic chorus that is sure to get audiences dancing.

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Artist: Los Diagonales
Album: Domasina Dina Baro
Rating: 4.0

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  • MP3 size: 12 mb
  • FLAC size: 119 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Dina Baro
Domasina

Video

Dina Baro

Images

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Catalog Numbers

003

Labels

Diagonales Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Notes

Diagonales Records.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (etching): DIA. 003-A
  • Barcode (etching): DIA. 003-B
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Summary by Olav Dias

Domasina Dina Baro is a fantastic addition to Los Diagonales' discography. The band has managed to create an album that pays homage to their roots while also pushing the boundaries of Latin music. Fans of the genre should definitely give this album a listen.

Comments

In de volgende clip iets meer Bonita's aub.
nice songs, sounds like some melodies of Madagascar (especially Betsimisaraka or Antankarana). Thanks for sharins