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Karen y Los Remedios - "Satanás"

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Photo credit to House of Vivian We've been adoring the unique sound of Karen y Los Remedios ever since we heard "Crea ti ó n de Universo" back in June. For their latest single, they've reimagined the cult cumbia classic "Satan á s." This new single has everything we love about cumbia and added in an electronic element and more than a little bit of a sultry sound. It's impossibly hypnotic, and will immediately suck you in, which fits the mood of the song. As slow as "Satan á s" is, it's one of the most danceable songs we've brought you this year. This is one of my favorite songs I've heard this year, and has us all at If It's Too Loud... world headquarters thrilled to hear the upcoming album from Karen y Los Remedios. Ana Karen G. Barajas says of her band's latest single: "Satanás is one of my favorite cumbia rebajadas. It connects me to the imagination of Latin American, especially with the playful figure of 'el dia...

Karen y Los Remedios - "Ninfa"

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Photo credit to House of Vixen The latest single from Karen y Los Remedios is a dreamy, organic sounding electronic song. "Ninfa" is perfect for a chill out room while still keeping some energy to keep the night going. Or, it's perfect to listen to first thing in the morning when you have the house to yourself. It's hypnotic, and relaxed without causing a shred of boredom. It's a lovely and engaging song that's perfect for whatever mood you need from it. "Ninfa" is a great way to ease yourself out of the work week, or to start getting ready for your weekend. It's a truly gorgeous song that our readers are going to adore. Ana Karen G. Barajas says of her latest single: "I’ve always been drawn to the myths of water nymphs, which inspired Ninfa . For me, the song represents death as a metaphorical turning point, an opportunity to leave behind what is no longer good for us. The water symbolizes rebirth and serves as a reminder to keep flowing, l...