Ruido Tovar
Mexican Institute of Sound (MIS) and Meridian Brothers join forces on Ruido Tovar, a cross-border collaboration that reimagines the tropical traditions linking Mexico and Colombia. Drawing inspiration from icons like Rigo Tovar and the psychedelic Mexican cumbia era, the project blends danzĂłn, son, cha-cha-cha, and experimental electronics into a vibrant new language. MISâs genre-bending electronic tropicalism meets Meridian Brothersâ avant-garde eccentricity, resulting in a sound that is both reverent and playfully distorted. Together, Camilo Lara and Eblis Ălvarez pay tribute to decades of musical exchange while pushing tropical music into unexpected territory.
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Ruido Tovar
Mexican Institute of Sound (MIS) and Meridian Brothers join forces on Ruido Tovar, a cross-border collaboration that reimagines the tropical traditions linking Mexico and Colombia. Drawing inspiration from icons like Rigo Tovar and the psychedelic Mexican cumbia era, the project blends danzĂłn, son, cha-cha-cha, and experimental electronics into a vibrant new language. MISâs genre-bending electronic tropicalism meets Meridian Brothersâ avant-garde eccentricity, resulting in a sound that is both reverent and playfully distorted. Together, Camilo Lara and Eblis Ălvarez pay tribute to decades of musical exchange while pushing tropical music into unexpected territory.
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Mexican Institute of Sound (MIS) and Meridian Brothers join forces on Ruido Tovar, a cross-border collaboration that reimagines the tropical traditions linking Mexico and Colombia. Drawing inspiration from icons like Rigo Tovar and the psychedelic Mexican cumbia era, the project blends danzĂłn, son, cha-cha-cha, and experimental electronics into a vibrant new language. MISâs genre-bending electronic tropicalism meets Meridian Brothersâ avant-garde eccentricity, resulting in a sound that is both reverent and playfully distorted. Together, Camilo Lara and Eblis Ălvarez pay tribute to decades of musical exchange while pushing tropical music into unexpected territory.
