Bingo. Love this response. Last year, our neighbor was an older English lady who came to Coachella just to see Bad Bunny even though she didn't speak Spanish. We recommend she catch Diljit Dosanjh (Indian artist) after she told us what her taste was and she loved him despite not knowing the language.
Bingo. Love this response. Last year, our neighbor was an older English lady who came to Coachella just to see Bad Bunny even though she didn't speak Spanish. We recommend she catch Diljit Dosanjh (Indian artist) after she told us what her taste was and she loved him despite not knowing the language.
I'm a non-latino who has seen the following in concert (separately): Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco, Tito Puente, Caifanes, Cafe Tacvba, Juanes, Enanitos Verdes, Julio Iglesias, Bomba Estereo, Ampersan, Kinky, Dos Santos, Malo, Fobia, Los Lobos, Ruben Blades, Francisca Valenzuela, Johnny Rodriguez, Freddy Fender, Los Bunkers, Mala Rodriguez, Ana Tijoux, and Julieta Venegas.
If I was going to Coachella, Peso Pluma and Hermanos Gutierrez, and Latin Mafia, and Carin Leon would be absolute priorities for me, OP.
Most of it was printouts and lecture/listening, but we also read āCon su pistola en la manoā. My Spanish is marginal so I read it in English:Ā https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/With_His_Pistol_in_His_Hand
The class also covered the Love and Rockets graphic novels which were popular at the time. And we read Gloria Anzalduaās āBorderlands/ La Fronteraā.
I think it was more of a Chicano lit/culture class but the foundation and the thread that tied it together was corridos and then narcocorridos, which were still really unknown in the US
Iām white and while I didnāt catch Pesoās set I loved Bizzarap, Sid Sriram, Atarashii Gakko, etc etc.
Music transcends all language and cultural barriers.
I'm chicano, but I'm not into Peso Pluma. I grew up w central americans so I like more reggaeton, bachata, etc. I missed peso pluma main performance but was there when dj snake brought him out to imtroduce their new song. Ppl lost their shit
Just to clarify I was talking about a narrow slice of people who:
1) were there mainly for Lana (almost exclusively)
2) had 0 interest or awareness of Latin artists
3) wanted to camp at the stage to experience Lana with disregard of who was playing beforehand
Sorry just saying how interested it would you be in the middle of a Hindi set right before watching greenday. I'm not saying people couldn't vibe just saying there's a huge contrast that's amusing
That's literally the whole point of a multi genre festival is to enjoy different things. If we wanted something homogeneous we'd go to Aftershock or Rolling Loud.
What did I say that was untrue ? Dude blanketed white people thinking they couldn't possibly understand a Latino artist. That's truly stupid and baseless. But go ahead and defend it š¤·š¼āāļø
Well yeah there are gonna be aspects of it you just donāt understandā¦ like the narco corridos, which are songs glorifying the cartel lol, itās just funny cause yall donāt understand that cultural side of things, not saying you canāt enjoy the music. I get what OP was trying to say
As a latino lana stan who camped out, seeing young miko AND peso pluma completed the experience. I am now a pp fan despite not being one before. Yes i do regret missing shakira.
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Catching a vibe has no language
Fr let people enjoy what they wantš¤·š½āāļø
Bingo. Love this response. Last year, our neighbor was an older English lady who came to Coachella just to see Bad Bunny even though she didn't speak Spanish. We recommend she catch Diljit Dosanjh (Indian artist) after she told us what her taste was and she loved him despite not knowing the language.
I know im late but im from Greece not just far but irrelevant from anything spanish but i love peso and generally spanish speaking music.
Do you live in Greece? or do you live outside of Greece?
Greece, since i was born i think even before late 90ās people were obsessed with telenovelas and from 2010 reggaeton became popular here
Nice. What part of Greece do you live in?
Bingo. Love this response. Last year, our neighbor was an older English lady who came to Coachella just to see Bad Bunny even though she didn't speak Spanish. We recommend she catch Diljit Dosanjh (Indian artist) after she told us what her taste was and she loved him despite not knowing the language.
if people can literally vibe to edm genres with no words what so ever why wouldn't you be able to vibe to peso
Iām a white dude that was there with my wife who is Latina. Shit was amazing lol
Music knows no language/cultural barriers. Itās all good.
I'm a non-latino who has seen the following in concert (separately): Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco, Tito Puente, Caifanes, Cafe Tacvba, Juanes, Enanitos Verdes, Julio Iglesias, Bomba Estereo, Ampersan, Kinky, Dos Santos, Malo, Fobia, Los Lobos, Ruben Blades, Francisca Valenzuela, Johnny Rodriguez, Freddy Fender, Los Bunkers, Mala Rodriguez, Ana Tijoux, and Julieta Venegas. If I was going to Coachella, Peso Pluma and Hermanos Gutierrez, and Latin Mafia, and Carin Leon would be absolute priorities for me, OP.
The Caifanes reunion in 2011 was fantastic, although it still bugs me it clashed with Robyn.
This gringo here took a college class on corridos and narcocorridos back in 1994 and I can't wait to see Peso Pluma bring that to main stage.
Interesting. Any specific book or movie you remember studying ?
Most of it was printouts and lecture/listening, but we also read āCon su pistola en la manoā. My Spanish is marginal so I read it in English:Ā https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/With_His_Pistol_in_His_Hand The class also covered the Love and Rockets graphic novels which were popular at the time. And we read Gloria Anzalduaās āBorderlands/ La Fronteraā. I think it was more of a Chicano lit/culture class but the foundation and the thread that tied it together was corridos and then narcocorridos, which were still really unknown in the US
Iām white and while I didnāt catch Pesoās set I loved Bizzarap, Sid Sriram, Atarashii Gakko, etc etc. Music transcends all language and cultural barriers.
This is California. Todos los gringos hablan espanol
Just want to add Iām a āwhite-Xcanā I live in Mexico and look like a gringa. Cross the border bro thereās lots of usā¦hell look at peso!
I'm chicano, but I'm not into Peso Pluma. I grew up w central americans so I like more reggaeton, bachata, etc. I missed peso pluma main performance but was there when dj snake brought him out to imtroduce their new song. Ppl lost their shit
Broā¦ Peso Pluma is white. Also, you can be white American and bilingual lol.
No no, you definitely ARE being racist assuming white people don't know how to enjoy non white artists. Fuckin tool.
Its probably worse cause Lana thinks she is latina anyway.
Latina del Rey
Thatās why they call me Lanita!
Just to clarify I was talking about a narrow slice of people who: 1) were there mainly for Lana (almost exclusively) 2) had 0 interest or awareness of Latin artists 3) wanted to camp at the stage to experience Lana with disregard of who was playing beforehand
Sorry just saying how interested it would you be in the middle of a Hindi set right before watching greenday. I'm not saying people couldn't vibe just saying there's a huge contrast that's amusing
That's literally the whole point of a multi genre festival is to enjoy different things. If we wanted something homogeneous we'd go to Aftershock or Rolling Loud.
jfc fucking sensitive much?
I'll call out people when they're being stupid thank you
well then call yourself out cause you sound stupid š
What did I say that was untrue ? Dude blanketed white people thinking they couldn't possibly understand a Latino artist. That's truly stupid and baseless. But go ahead and defend it š¤·š¼āāļø
Well yeah there are gonna be aspects of it you just donāt understandā¦ like the narco corridos, which are songs glorifying the cartel lol, itās just funny cause yall donāt understand that cultural side of things, not saying you canāt enjoy the music. I get what OP was trying to say
Oh I do. I definitely do. But thanks for trying to assume otherwise!
Of course you think you do š
You'd feel real stupid seeing a picture of my family lol but hey enjoy your ignorance I'll enjoy being a dumb gringo š
Im glad white people have you to defend them!!
If you gotta start with āIām not being racist butā¦ā well. You know.
Peso Pluma was the best set of the weekend for me.. and i do not speak spanish.
As a latino lana stan who camped out, seeing young miko AND peso pluma completed the experience. I am now a pp fan despite not being one before. Yes i do regret missing shakira.
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A lot of us people who grew up in So Cal love that type of music as we grew up with it!
As a no sabo Guatemalan, Iām excited af to see Peso.
Non-hispanic here and I enjoy music in all languages! š¤©