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Latintronica Events This Month in Paris
Latintronica in Paris this month (5-31 Oct): El Búho at Cabaret Sauvage (Fri 30 Oct). Updated daily.
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Sound profile
A danceable sound.
energy
65
danceability
82
valence
68
grit
30
organicness
45
commerciality
35
tempo
55
vocality
40
About Latintronica
Latintronica is a multifaceted fusion genre that emerged in the late 1990s, primarily within urban centers across Latin America like Buenos Aires and Mexico City. It artfully integrates traditional folk instruments, such as the charango, pan flute, and varied percussion, with modern electronic elements including deep synthesizers, programmed breakbeats, and digital sampling techniques. Characterized by its diverse rhythmic structures that range from syncopated cumbia patterns to steady house-inspired 4/4 beats, the genre maintains a sophisticated, often cosmopolitan mood that bridges the gap between heritage and futurism. This stylistic hybrid functions as a bridge between regional Latin American identities and global electronic subcultures like downtempo and IDM, creating a soundscape that is both culturally rooted and technologically experimental.
Also known as: Latin Electronica, Electrolatina
Latintronica events in Paris this month - FAQ
What Latintronica events are in Paris this month?+
Mood lists one latintronica event in Paris this month (5-31 Oct): El Búho at Cabaret Sauvage (Fri 30 Oct). The listing shows the venue, lineup and a direct ticket link; the calendar is updated daily.
Where can I find Latintronica in Paris this month?+
Latintronica is a multifaceted fusion genre that emerged in the late 1990s, primarily within urban centers across Latin America like Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Find every Latintronica venue and event in Paris this month above - with lineups, door times, and tickets.
What is Latintronica music?+
Latintronica is a multifaceted fusion genre that emerged in the late 1990s, primarily within urban centers across Latin America like Buenos Aires and Mexico City. It artfully integrates traditional folk instruments, such as the charango, pan flute, and varied percussion, with modern electronic elements including deep synthesizers, programmed breakbeats, and digital sampling techniques. Characterized by its diverse rhythmic structures that range from syncopated cumbia patterns to steady house-ins…
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