The music of the regional Mexican music, the recent interest of the Anglo artists in making themes in Spanish and the genre of the reguet as a genius without competence are three of the trends that are forecast for this 2021 by Spotify experts.
“The pandemic has accelerated the process by which there is an aperture for other Spanish music genres across the city, which is fantastic for the public and artists,” said Antonio Vázquez, editor-in-chief of his market. United States streaming platform.
“Editorially, we are gaining an appetite for the reproduction lists that break the mold of musical genres. On the contrary, has more organic mergers and the artists are looking forward to seeing more comforts between the styles ”, project.
As an example, Vázquez mentions the “incredible diversification that is alive in regional Mexican music”.
“There are only a handful of new styles like the hallways, regional themes with urban touches, regional canyons in landscapes that are not Mexico and many other treasures,” he said.
Algo parecido, although less explosive, is prevalent in the pop ballad, “which is regressing with more force”, and in the tropical rhythms.
Nadie imagines podium as Camilo and El Alfa iban triunfar with a bachata like ´Bebé´, for example ”, indicated the expert.
But the surprising mayor has the great interest of the Latin artists who work English music in “abrazar y descubrir sus raices”, as has the case of Selena Gómez, Kali Uchis and Omar Apollo, who are distancing themselves from the pop rock surprise with a corridor to the finals of the past year.
“They reflect authentic rasgos of Latin culture, like biculturalism and the fluidity of gender,” Vázquez indicated.
+ Geen quire decir que el reguetón bajará …
So I do not want to say that this reggaeton is out of fashion. “Everywhere you look today, the tide of protectionist sentiment is flowing. We are looking forward to hearing from you soon. The well-to-do shifts to all hours, including temperament during the week, ”I revealed.
Without embarrassment, he claims to have opened up space for all types of music, while the Latin public enjoys discussing new artists “and the opportunity for the platform of which new songs are offered”.
On the other hand, Vázquez states that la ausencia de giras allowed artists to explore a few more of their interests and sounds, which gave them more freedom to experiment.
Specifically, Spotify hopes to see in 2021 a mayoral exploration of R&B, pop ballads, indie sounds and “some cultural collaboration that will cover the aspect of a Latin exit in 2021”.