DOWNLOAD: Mala Rodriguez vs. The Peronists

Read my Mala Rodriguez Interview here. And check  also the Bajofondo Tango Club vs Mala Rodriguez (Mexican Dubwiser Mix).

Blitzbeats 4 is on Wed March 11 at 6pm Berliners time.

And it’s ready to blow you through the air and in other spheres, with bangers from Argentina, New York, UK, Portugal and Brazil.

Listen live on Sonett77 or download afterwards on Itunes.

Tracklist is as follows:

No Luck Club: Prosperity

Kazey & Bulldog: Big Truck

Ghislain Poirier: Go Ballistic

Frikstailers: Princesa / Pino Records

DJ Zizisso

Baile Frik: Frikstailers / Pino Records

Edu K: Hot Mama (Bonde Do Role Mix) / Essay Recordings

Leftfield: Afro Left

Bumblebeez: Radioclit Mix

Kid 606: Sprouce goose / Tigerbeat

Dhruva: Sub Swara

Dolby Anol: Heather Dry / Tigerbeat

The Peronists: Big Poppa Flow

Chancha Via Circuito: Pachamama / ZZK Records

Chancha Via Circuito: Cumbia Break / ZZK Records

It seems that Argentina is upbringing a lot of friki funny producers and musicians lately, who share a mutual love for Cumbia and Latin electrified tunes! The Peronists are one of them, hailing from Buenos Aires to rule the world with their sound between Trance and Cumbia. An album is in the making. I just got two tracks from them, one of them being a hip hop cumbianized banger originally from The Notorious B.I.G., and the other one a Cumbia electro track.

The see what Argentinians do after drinking lot’s of Mate and eating lots of Dulce de Leche, check the Notorious B.I.G. video here:

And then listen to the Cumbia Version of it here:

The Peronists – Big Poppa Flow Us From Sky

Yes, but we need the content part still. So what is Peronism and what is a Peronist then? To get more info please check Wikipedia again (ok, I’m a bit lazy), but here goes an excerpt for you:

Peronism (Spanish: Peronismo), or Justicialism (Spanish: Justicialismo), is an Argentine political movement based on the ideas and programs associated with former President Juan Perón and his second wife, Spiritual Leader of the Nation of Argentina Eva Perón. Perón’s party, the Partido Justicialista (which lives on to this day), derived its name from the Spanish words for “justice” (justicia) and “socialist” (socialista).

Here we go, as social networks spread over the internet, so spreads Socialism through music. More or less