All Songs Considered Alt.Latino: Sofia Kourtesis, Lucrecia Dalt, more
Aug 6, 2025
Dive into the vibrant world of Latin music as diverse genres collide and create a rich tapestry of sound. Explore Harold Lopez-Nussa's cultural significance through his enchanting track 'Niña Con Violín' and Sofia Kourtesis's unique Peruvian-German influences. Discover Lucrecia Dalt’s innovative vocal techniques that turn voices into instruments. Relive the electrifying atmosphere of a Paola Prieto concert, and hear about artists navigating the challenges of expression amidst societal pressures. It's a celebration of Good Music in all its forms!
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Family Legacy Through Jazz
- Pianist Harold Lopez Nusa revived a family legacy by playing a song composed by his uncle for a violinist friend.
- He played it with his daughter in front of his uncle, blending family heritage and art deeply.
Fusion of Roots and Environment
- Sofia Kourtesis blends her Peruvian roots with German electronic dance music to form a unique identity in her sound.
- This fusion reflects the transformative influence of environments on Latino immigrants' music and identity.
Voice as Instrument Innovation
- Lucrecia Dalt uses layered and manipulated vocals as instruments, expanding voice beyond traditional singing.
- This technique creates experimental, avant-garde soundscapes that push genre boundaries.