00:09It is a great step for the band, not only for what it means to be nominated for one of
00:15the
00:15most important awards of the Latin American music, but also for being a independent band.
00:21It is for us to try to open that path to the emerging bands that are starting
00:27and know that we can achieve things from the alternative side.
00:37The fusion of Colectro is a topic more conscious of the rhythm of Colombian Caribbean, except for the cumbia.
00:48We bring in a contemporary context, we assume ourselves and interpret what to us means
00:53the new folklore music Colombian music.
01:01It is a word that was born in the commonwealth of Barranquilla, the coast, the word coletera.
01:13The word coletera is a word that is used with different connotations depending on what you want to refer to,
01:24an attitude, a painting, that painting is a coleta, or if you were to a party, it is a coleta.
01:29In this case, this music is a coleta.
01:37The album makes four different rhythms of the Caribbean, like the champeta, the calyx and the sucus,
01:45we have trumpet of the chalupa, the song of the negro, which is a rhythm that is originated in Santa
01:51Lucía,
01:52in the Atlantic, almost reaching the area of Bolívar.
01:58So it's a journey that is made by all the Caribbean.
02:07Here it happens that when one is missing the land,
02:11one seeks to approach it,
02:15to approach it all the means to it,
02:18for food, for the clothing, for the music.
02:21The music and the music was one of our tools
02:24to approach Bogotá to our roots,
02:28to remember the coast with a song called Yoë,
02:31to listen to Champeta, Izuku, Los Domingos.
02:38Well, the experience in Inglaterra was very grateful for us
02:41as Latin American musicians,
02:44wanting to explore and see how the Europeans received
02:48the tropical music and all this music that we were doing.
02:52We were already accustomed to the music more rock, more classical music.
02:57So it was a surprise to see that they received
03:02with joy, with dance, with the train.
03:10Well, after what comes from the Grammys,
03:13we're expecting a tour in South Africa and Canada,
03:18a bit of Peru, and what comes from the music.
03:21We're going to go to the top for our networks,
03:23and we're going to be watching our networks.
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