Life’s Lessons Through Music and Bands Inspired by Meat: Alt.Latino
Las Chorizeras.
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Felix is on a heartfelt journey to share the soothing essence of jazz through an album by a talented Mexican composer and arranger. Meanwhile, one of Ana’s melodies gently guides us toward fully embracing the beauty of living in the moment. A delightful surprise awaits at the end of our journey, as we explore the whimsical world of ‘meat-inspired band names.’ Yes, you read that right—there’s a touch of humor to savor!
Featured artists and songs:
- Paloma Morphy, “1 tipo nuevo”
- Camila Meza, “Persistir”
- Rusowsky, “Malibu”
- Ines Velasco, “Todo Es Para Decir”
- Pachmyan, “Hard to Part”
- Las Chorizeras, “Blue Eyed Man”
Credits
Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was lovingly edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Our project manager, Grace Chung, ensures a calm production environment. NPR Music’s executive producer, Suraya Mohamed, and our VP of Music and Visuals, Keith Jenkins, are grateful for your presence in this soothing experience.
