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"Bomba Estéreo’s Mitú brings his kaleidoscopic electro and wiggy techno for an overdue Bristol debut. Step into the Colombian artist’s hypnotic sonic flora and fauna, bustling with analog synths, psychedelic melodicism and sculptural grooves – complemented beautifully by DJ Paula Juana’s resplendent selections across cumbia, salsa, Afrobeat, balearic and disco."
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A gig held at The Jam Jar on Friday 26th September. The event starts at 20:30.
On the back of their latest album, “Todos Los Santo”, the pioneering Colombian electronic act Mitú makes his Bristol debut.
Described by the press as psychedelic techno from the jungle, the career of Mitú (aka Julián Salazar, founding guitarist of Bomba Estéreo) spans twelve years of continuous musical exploration, describing a wide spectrum made from analog synthesizers and rhythm machines projected towards the dance floor. The live show is unparalleled in Latin American electronic music for its strength and rawness of sound.
PLUS into the clubnight we welcome...
Colombian DJ Paula Juana who's musical offering explores Latin Tropical grooves via Cumbia, Salsa and Calypso and expands to welcome Afro beat, Highlife, Disco, Boogie, Kwaito and Balearic.
AND Colombian record collector and DJ Moralito known for his danceable and psychedelic sounds. Rooted in Latin and Afro rhythms, his sets range from salsa, cumbia, and soukous to funk, disco, and jazz.
Entry requirements: 18+
Described by the press as psychedelic techno from the jungle, the career of Mitú (aka Julián Salazar, founding guitarist of Bomba Estéreo) spans twelve years of continuous musical exploration, describing a wide spectrum made from analog synthesizers and rhythm machines projected towards the dance floor. The live show is unparalleled in Latin American electronic music for its strength and rawness of sound.
PLUS into the clubnight we welcome...
Colombian DJ Paula Juana who's musical offering explores Latin Tropical grooves via Cumbia, Salsa and Calypso and expands to welcome Afro beat, Highlife, Disco, Boogie, Kwaito and Balearic.
AND Colombian record collector and DJ Moralito known for his danceable and psychedelic sounds. Rooted in Latin and Afro rhythms, his sets range from salsa, cumbia, and soukous to funk, disco, and jazz.
Entry requirements: 18+
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