Sounds of Revolution w/ Parcera

"If together we all embraced the idea that freedom is not a fight, roles would be reversed, and many more barracks would stand empty." - Charly García When revolution, poetry, resistance, and rock & roll collide, the result is Argentine rock. In a political context based on censorship and oppression, rock music in Argentina became a weapon against the system. Rock concerts served a social purpose through music, a way to express dissent and resistance to the dictatorship of the 1970s. Artists like Charly García, Fito Páez, and Gustavo Cerati from Soda Estereo (Voices that influenced us far beyond music itself) were the soundtrack of my father and uncles, that over time, it was passed down like a generational inheritance to my cousins, siblings, and me. The only girl and youngest of five children. Colombians raised by the sounds of the Argentine revolution. I couldn't be more grateful to my family for instilling in us the spirit of Argentine rock and roll. This mixtape is a combination of my family's favorites and my personal digging into this empowering and fascinating music genre. Enjoy the sounds of revolution!