Starting this week, Sonido Perpetuo is open to the general public. Anyone who needs to go to or report there can go to the El Perpetuo Socorro and ELPAUER social media pages to be taught extra in regards to the studio’s schedule and reservation course of.
Capturing Medellín’s sound
Sonido Perpetuo is simply one of many methods we’re supporting Medellín’s artists and creators. Last 12 months, we hosted Casa Spotify Medallo, which introduced a number of the metropolis’s most fun expertise collectively to work together, collaborate, and have a good time.
It was there that Alejandro Cardona, a music producer who additionally owns Medellin’s well-known Perro Negro nightclub, started work on a venture impressed by town’s music. Over time, that venture has advanced into our new Spotify Original podcast, Así Suena Medellín.
Across eight episodes, the sequence explores the life and work of Medellín’s famend artists, in addition to the cultural influences that encompass them. Tapping into his data and experience, Alejandro provides followers an genuine glimpse into town’s music scene.
Medellín is a metropolis that has welcomed completely different genres and solid its personal musical id that features a numerous and gifted array of artists. And whether or not it’s recording studios like Sonido Perpetuo or podcasts like Así Suena Medellín, we’re dedicated to positively impacting town’s artistic scene and spotlighting its wealthy cultural historical past.
Follow Alejandro into the guts of Medellín as he explores the historical past of its music on Así Suena Medellín.