Special Guest: LoMaasBello

MARICA NEGRA. Born in Buenaventura, in the Pacific Coast of Colombia, Danika has shown a unique approach on fashion and trans tropical futurism. This in part, thanks to her deep knowledge on the history and the country, and the context were she approaches to music. In "Marica Negra", her most recent release, we can see her critizicing transphobia in the country, as well as giving a roar from within the digital sex workers industry, that since the pandemic has taken a great mass in Colombia.

With trap, cumbia and currulao, she builds this first musical universe that will define her and that the country has praised with great reception. Truth and body talk.

Born and based in Bogotá, Colombia, Gregorio Hernández de Alba is a sociologist, DJ and music producer, with extended experience working with record labels throughout the region. His background comes from written research, centered in electronic music history in Latin America, appropriation and commercialization of original symbols inside the music industry in the region, and some musicological essays. After collaborating closely with projects like In-Correcto (COL) (which he co-founded), Onda Mundial (MX/USA), Bahidorá (MX), Mamba Negra (BR), Insurgentes (COL); he's currently working with Nacional Records. The Californian imprint, specialized in Indie Latin American Sounds. Most of these involvements after being based in Mexico City for 4 years, and having lived for shorter periods in Ecuador and Brasil. Currently, he's based in Bogotá where he's making music soon to be published, and collecting records to share in different formats.