Saltar al reproductorSaltar al contenido principal
  • hace 4 horas
La cultura de la música electrónica encuentra su altavoz entre una nueva generación en esta capital

En Bakú, los artistas y DJ describen cómo la música electrónica se ha convertido en una plataforma para el intercambio cultural, la colaboración y la expresión juvenil, conectando a los intérpretes locales con artistas y públicos internacionales.

En colaboración con Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan

MÁS INFORMACIÓN : http://es.euronews.com/2026/03/06/la-cultura-de-la-musica-electronica-encuentra-su-altavoz-entre-una-nueva-generacion-en-est

¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal! Euronews está disponible en 12 idiomas

Categoría

🗞
Noticias
Transcripción
00:00Electronic music is the endless field for exploring and experiencing all the beautiful emotions, all the type of emotions.
00:12So basically, when you do electronic music, there is no borders in it.
00:22Electronic music in Azerbaijan is more than nightlife entertainment.
00:26It's a sign of cultural exchange, creativity, and global sounds involving local youth.
00:33At least we have eight international acts performing here, but I would say that there are also some other events
00:40taking place in the city.
00:41People here are very friendly and hospitable.
00:43I believe that this is the main reason why whenever an artist comes to Baku, he wants to come back.
00:51I was happy to get invited to perform in Baku for the second time already.
00:57I think it's a very promising local scene and it seems to be on the up and go.
01:06The music scene offers a space where artists can have experiences with contemporary genres
01:11and where international and Azerbaijani performers share the stage.
01:16The good part of the new era is like the music production back then.
01:21It was like a very expensive, big studios.
01:24The people were afraid of starting to try themselves in the music.
01:28From starting, I think, for the last 20 years, you can write the whole project, the whole music, the whole
01:34symphony right from your laptop.
01:40Baku has a really emotional audience, it's special for me, and we have also international DJs like Portugals DJs, and
01:47also me.
01:48I'm based in Canada, Toronto.
01:51I never thought of music as a trend, as a commercial or something, whereas Azerbaijani culture is my roots.
01:57So, from time to time, I mix Azerbaijani pop music of the 70s and 80s with electronic music.
02:06I think music necessarily doesn't get better if people work on their own.
02:12It's a benefit if the more the merrier in a studio.
02:15I still have to collaborate with local artists from Baku yet on the studio side of things,
02:22but I'm usually very fond of working with people.
02:26So, yes, I'm looking forward to any opportunities that might arise on that side.
02:35Hopefully soon.
02:39For young people in Baku, this sculpture represents freedom of expression and sense of belonging to a wider community.
02:47This movement has made the city feel more dynamic and open,
02:51while being at the forefront of the international electronic music map.
02:58This movement has been government-ным-learning and production of theよう can be,
02:59Belove the opportunity to pursue a lot of access and spacious in the world.
02:59And that doesn't have to do it for researchers.
02:59So, of course, check out the libro in Baku.
Comentarios

Recomendada