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Old 04-14-2013, 12:33 PM   #151 (permalink)
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Can anyone recommend something similar to Soda Stereo? I've been listening to their album Signos recently and my favourite tracks were Persiana Americana and El Rito.
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Old 04-16-2013, 03:48 AM   #152 (permalink)
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Try listening to Lengualerta, zona ganjah and juana molina .

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Try listening to Lengualerta, zona ganjah and juana molina .

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These seem like Reggae, listening now.
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Old 04-18-2013, 07:02 PM   #154 (permalink)
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yeah Fluffy Kittens i guess that was ment for the original question.. regarding soda estereo im not sure if i know any bands like it.. but i will ask a friend who has a large record collection.

you can listen to babasonicos if you want something with attitude thats turning pop.
ill post something if i get any recomendations.
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Old 04-18-2013, 08:08 PM   #155 (permalink)
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Can anyone recommend something similar to Soda Stereo? I've been listening to their album Signos recently and my favourite tracks were Persiana Americana and El Rito.
You mean new wave or similar? Well, there were many good bands in the 80's. For instance, here we've mentioned Radio Futura, La Unión, Mecano, Enanitos Verdes, El Último de la Fila, Loquillo, Pistones, etc.


La Unión: Lobo-hombre en París ("A Werewolf in Paris").



♫ "Cae la noche y amanece en París, ................................ Night falls and it gets light in Paris,
en el día en que todo ocurrió ................................ in the day when all happened
como un sueño de loco sin fin. ................................ as an endless madman's dream.
La fortuna se ha reído de ti. ................................ Fortune has mocked you.

Sorprendido espiando, ................................ Caught spying,
el lobo escapa aullando y ................................ the wolf escapes howling and
es mordido ................................ he gets bitten
por el Mago de Siam. ................................ by the Wizard of Siam.

La luna llena sobre París ................................ The full moon over Paris
ha transformado en hombre a Denis. ................................ has transformed Denis into a man.

Rueda por los bares del bulevar. ................................ He wanders by the bars of the boulevard.
Se ha alojado en un sucio hostal. ................................ He stays in a seedy guesthouse.
Mientras está cenando, ................................ While he's having supper,
junto a él se ha sentado ................................ someone sits beside him:
una joven ................................ a young woman
con la que irá a contemplar ................................ with which he's gonna gaze at
la luna llena sobre París. ................................ the full moon over Paris.

Algunos francos cobra Denis. ................................ Denis earns some francs.
Lobo-hombre en París; ................................ A werewolf in Paris;
su nombre es Denis. ................................ his name is Denis.
................................
El hombre-lobo está en París; ................................ The werewolf is in Paris;
su nombre, Denis. ................................ his name, Denis.

La luna llena sobre París ................................ The full moon over Paris
ha transformado en hombre a Denis. ................................ has transformed Denis into a man.

Mientras está cenando ................................ While he's having supper,
junto a él se ha sentado ................................ someone sits beside him:
una joven ................................ a young woman
con la que va a contemplar... ................................ with which he's gonna gaze at...

...la luna llena sobre París ................................ ...the full moon over Paris
ha transformado en hombre a Denis. ................................ has transformed Denis into a man.

Lobo-hombre en París... ................................ A werewolf in Paris..." ♫


More suggestions:

*Nacha Pop: Vístete! ("Get Dressed!") and La chica de ayer ("Yesterday Girl", translation here).



*Tam Tam Go!: Espaldas mojadas ("Wetback") and Atrapados en la Red ("Trapped in the Web").




*Los Secretos: Déjame ("Leave Me Alone") and Y no amanece... ("And It Doesn't Get Light...").




*La Dama se Esconde: La tierra de los sueños ("The Land of Dreams"), Coge el viento ("Grasp the Wind") and Princesa ("Princess"):



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*Miss Caffeina (since 2007). Pop and rock. Nada parece suficiente ("Nothing Seems to Be Enough", 2008) and Hielo T ("Ice T", 2013):




Capitán ("Captain", 2010, lyrics' translation here) and Ley de Gravitación Universal ("Law of Universal Gravitation", 2009, translation here)



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*Zoé (Mexico, since 1998). Luna ("Moon", 2008, lyrics' translation here) and Nada ("Nothing", 2008, translation here):



*Francisca Valenzuela (Chile, since 2006). Buen soldado ("Good Soldier", 2011) and Muérdete la Lengua ("Bite your Tongue", 2007, lyrics' translation here):



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*El Columpio Asesino (since 2002). Indie rock. Toro ("Bull", 2011) and Perlas ("Pearls", 2011):



Toro

chorus:

♫ "Te voy a hacer bailar ............... I'm gonna make you dance
toda la noche ................. all night.
Nos vamos a Berlín, ................ We're going to Berlin,
No quiero reproches. .............. I want to hear no complaints.
" ♫


Their first album (2003, same title as band's name) is fantastic. Ye ye yee and Pistolero ("Gunman"):




MDMA (2011) and Sintetizadores sobre motos y guitarras ("Synthesizers Over Motorbikes and Guitars", 2006):




And (click) ¡Ahah! (2006), El regreso del evangelista ("The Evangelist's Return", 2006), México (2008) and La zorra ("The Slut", 2006).

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I don´t know if Zaqarbal is still around - I haven´t seen him post for a while, and now I wish I´d voted for him as an under-the-radar member. He posts so much musical material, but doesn´t push his on-line personality. Got to admire his restraint !

Anyway, Zabarqal, if you´re still here, and if you have a long memory, you may recall that I once asked you about a band whose name was like a dinosaur. Well, I finally found them again. They are from Colombia and here is the first track that turns up on Youtube :-

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I don´t know if Zaqarbal is still around - I haven´t seen him post for a while, and now I wish I´d voted for him as an under-the-radar member. He posts so much musical material, but doesn´t push his on-line personality. Got to admire his restraint !

Anyway, Zabarqal, if you´re still here, and if you have a long memory, you may recall that I once asked you about a band whose name was like a dinosaur. Well, I finally found them again. They are from Colombia and here is the first track that turns up on Youtube :-

Yep, I remember the Archaeopteryx or something like that. Aterciopelados means "the velvety ones" (terciopelo means velvet). The band was mentioned in this thread about three years ago. Bolero falaz ("Deceitful Bolero") is one of their best-known songs. It's a kind of satire about boleros (you can see a lyrics' translation here). Bolero songs were very popular in the whole Spanish-speaking world from the 40's to the 60's. They had a romantic and idealistic tone.
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