Lluvia by Daniel Haaksman, Çantamarta
Çantamarta is an emerging group comprised of three members: two Andalusians and a Colombian-Venezuelan. Their releases link genres like r n´b, neo-soul and hip hop with the influence of rhythms and cultural elements from Latin America and the Caribbean.
"Lluvia" serves as an ode to the "contrapunteo" battles in the Venezuelan-Colombian "Llanos" and its influence in Latinamerican hip hop. The song also includes Caribbean references such as 'Curura' by colombian folk singer Totó La Momposina, famous Venezuelan slang 'Don't do the Willie Mays' and rush hours in Caracas' subway stations.
Originally released in spring 2020, Daniel picked up the original, folky version for his radio DJ sets, but soon decided to rework the track in more uptempo fashion, added some synths and a bossa meets rasteirinha riddim and ready was another club- and radio friendly Daniel Haaksman rework!
Tracklist
| 1. | Daniel Haaksman, Çantamarta - LLuvia | 3:52 |
| 2. | Lluvia (Instrumental) | 3:54 |
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Few individuals can claim to have done so much for musical exchange across the globe as Berlin based artist, DJ, producer and label boss Daniel Haaksman. His musical output includes various EPs, four albums, plus dozens of remixes, edits and numerous compilations. With more than 140 releases, his label Man Recordings pioneered the globalisation of baile funk & various tropical bass genres.