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The Mess: 2025 Mid-Year Review – Hits & Misses From Latine Pop Music
The Mess is a new column from journalist Richard Villegas, who has been reporting on recent, exciting sounds flourishing in the Latin American underground for nearly a decade. As the host of the Songmess Podcast, his travels have intersected with fresh sounds, scene legends, ancestral traditions, and the socio-political contexts that effect your favorite artists. The Mess is about new trends and problematic faves whilst asking challenging questions and shaking the table.
We’re going there. We’re talking about it. Even if things fetch a little messy.
What a fantastic, unreliable year in pop music we’re having. For example, are you worshipping at the altar of Six Sex yet? It seems the music industry has lit several candles to Argentina’s goddess of perreo-rave, who overnight went from producing raunchy viral hits to popping up on slay-tastic tracks from a plethora of aspiring main pop girlies. In a coherent effort to conquer the Mexican market, the powers that be paired the moaning diva with kitty-chela queen Bellakath, resulting in the unremarkable perreo of “A Que Te Aruño,” as good as a one-sided fe
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With a musical style that melds bright '80s-inspired sounds, dancefloor-ready disco, chilly electronics, and lyrics that delve deeply into politics of all sorts, Chilean composer, singer, producer, and director Alex Anwandter makes truly left-field pop that's both thoughtful and escapist at once. After a stint with the popular band Teleradio Donoso, he struck out on his own and designed a series of albums that showed off his skills as a producer and vocalist. By the time of his second register, 2011's Rebeldes, he was winning mainstream accolades and hitting the upper reaches of charts. With 2023's El Diablo en el Cuerpo, he showed that his giddy mix-and-match style and serious lyrical outlook had progressed to the point where he could be considered one of the leaders of the global pop scene.
Born Álex Anwandter Donoso in Santiago, Chile in 1984, he is a classically trained musician who began studying the violin at the age of six. Around the matching age, he became interested in pop music, with
's sound and style having a major impact on future works. He attended Santiago College, where he studied psychology, and went on to the Escuela Moderna de Música to study comp
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Esteman – born Esteban Williamson in Bogotá, Colombia on May 4, 1984 – is a Latin pop/rock singer and songwriter. He is recognizable for his theatrical performances and videos, which were inspired by his art studies at Universidad de los Andes. He is also known for existence openly gay and his desire for people to view his sexuality as normal and no longer a taboo. Esteman’s song is a mixture of different styles and incorporates pop, alternative rock, and reggae. He first came to prominence with his song “No te metas a mi Facebook”. The song’s video was viewed more than 2.5 million times on social media. He released his debut album, 1er Acto, in April 2012. His second album, Caótica Belleza, was issued in August 2015. His third album, Amor libre (2019), was his most personal to hang out and found Esteman entity more honest and clear with his listeners. In August 2020, he released the hit
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Argentine indie band, Bandalos Chinos, comes to Razzmatazz. Formed in 2009, the team consists of Gregorio Degano (vocals and synthesisers), Salvador Colombo (synthesisers), Tomás Verduga (guitar and backing vocals), Matías Verduga (drums), Iñaki Colombo (guitars and synthesisers) and Nicolás Rodríguez del Pozo (bass).
Recognised as one of the central bands leading a major revival of Latin American rock, they’ve led quite the career to date with five albums and two EPs under their belts. Impressively, this sextet has been nominated for two Latin Grammys and three Gardel awards, winning in the category for Finest Pop Album for BACH (2018) and Paranoia Pop (2020).
Over the last couple of years, they’ve been busy touring and active on new music. Their latest singles - ‘dejarse querer’, ‘primer recreo’, and ‘en la obscuridad’ - have been instant hits on the Latin melody scene and they now come back to Barcelona to perform for fans here. Don’t miss them live - tickets still on sale.
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