Peso Pluma
ÉXODO
ジャンルに DJ 関連が並ぶからどんなんかと思ったら
ラテンだったｗ
それでもなんか、変に新鮮なところもあって
なかなかおもしろい。
In under a year, Peso Pluma has become the world’s biggest música Mexicana artist: the superstar born Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija has pushed corridos, or the folk songs of his native Mexico, into the mainstream, and now leads the trap-infused wave of corridos tumbados. His stunning success on the charts and in the culture has, however, also drawn fierce criticism: the 25-year-old singer has, become a lightning rod for controversy around corridos’ historical connection to narco culture.
Though Peso has not been easily drawn on the topic in the press (he has received cartel threats), he did use his landmark performance at Coachella in April to acknowledge the complicated artistic legacy of corridos and make a statement: news reports and press clippings that flashed on a screen behind him drew a connection between the history of corridos, that has veered into drugs and gun violence, with that of the ’90s gangsta rap movement.
And now, Peso Pluma unveils ‘Éxodo’ (‘exodus’), his fourth album and the ambitious follow-up to 2023’s name-making, Grammy-winning ‘Génesis’. Peso opens up about his newfound fame while showing another side to his artistry, exploring genres like hip-hop and reggaeton. But he certainly doesn’t turn his back on the sound that made him. The corridos that dominate the first part of this record are more fiery, fearless and bélico (Mexican slang for ‘badass’) than before.
メキシカーナ音楽アーティスト
コリードと、ヒップホップとレゲトンの華やかなコラボレーション
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