All Songs Considered Alt.Latino's best new music round-up: Rosalía, Twanguero and Wyatt Flores
Oct 9, 2024
Claudia Cruz, a journalism professor whose work reflects the Dominican immigrant experience, joins to discuss the latest in Latin music. They delve into the captivating fusion of traditional bachata with modern sounds showcased by Los Sufridos. The conversation also explores the emotional resonance of Juan Luis Guerra's 'Ojalá que llueva café,' emphasizing its significance for the Dominican diaspora. Exciting new tracks from Rosalía and Wyatt Flores round out the discussion, celebrating the vibrant evolution of contemporary Latin artistry.
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Twanguero's Unique Approach
- Diego Garcia, aka Twanguero, researches the history of six-stringed instruments across various countries.
- His album, Carreteras Secundarias, was recorded in Costa Rican jungles, incorporating nature sounds.
Rosalía's Maturity
- Rosalía's latest track, Omega, showcases a softer, more mature sound.
- This shift reflects her artistic evolution and self-discovery.
Wyatt Flores' Apology
- Wyatt Flores, a Mexican-American country singer, took a mental health break due to early career pressures.
- His song Oh Susanna acts as an apology to fans for this break.