Podcasts about buyepongo

Edgar "Meshlee" Modesto of Buyepongo is the group's vocalist and also a percussionist who plays conga and guacharaca, a thin percussive instrument that's used in cumbia. The group's line-up is fluid, but at the center of it are Modesto and his brother Randy, who plays bass, as well as Jorge "Yuka" Valleo, who plays accordion, clarinet and guitar in addition to singing, and Angel Hernandez, who plays saxophone, clarinet and flute. The musical backgrounds of the members of Buyepongo run the gamut from punk to hip-hop to jazz to metal. The band itself began life as a cumbia outfit. After the second version of Buyepongo formed, they brought more nuggets from their collective knowledge of music into the mix.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K! On the show we welcome back into our Spotlight from Clarkdale, Arizona, Mr. Shawn Michael Perry is in house. Musician, Actor and Entrepreneur, he has been pushing out the singles and now brings us the complete stack, the new album out “All Stand Together,” Indigenous Rock and Roll at it's best. Shawn is featured in our latest issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us on our homepage to read all about him at www.indigenousinmusic.com/shawn-michael-perry-interview. Enjoy music from Shawn Michael Perry, Midnight Sparrows, QVLN, MATCITIM, Pamyua, Old Soul Rebel, Star Nayea, Desiree Dorion, Hour Eleven, The City Lines, Electric Religous, Sinuupa, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Aysanabee, Byron Nicholai, CHANCES, Banda Black Rio, Buyepongo, Captain Planet, Nortec Collective, Ozomatli, War, Wolf Den, Thea May, Julian Taylor, Zoe, nehiyawak, Soda Stereo, Tito & Tarantula and much much more. Visit us on our home page at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and check into our "Two Buffalo Vitural Gallery," and catch Tracy Lee Nelson, our featured Artist.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K! On the show we welcome back into our Spotlight from Clarkdale, Arizona, Mr. Shawn Michael Perry is in house. Musician, Actor and Entrepreneur, he has been pushing out the singles and now brings us the complete stack, the new album out “All Stand Together,” Indigenous Rock and Roll at it's best. Shawn is featured in our latest issue of the SAY Magazine, visit us on our homepage to read all about him at www.indigenousinmusic.com/shawn-michael-perry-interview. Enjoy music from Shawn Michael Perry, Midnight Sparrows, QVLN, MATCITIM, Pamyua, Old Soul Rebel, Star Nayea, Desiree Dorion, Hour Eleven, The City Lines, Electric Religous, Sinuupa, Nathan Cunningham, Rellik, Aysanabee, Byron Nicholai, CHANCES, Banda Black Rio, Buyepongo, Captain Planet, Nortec Collective, Ozomatli, War, Wolf Den, Thea May, Julian Taylor, Zoe, nehiyawak, Soda Stereo, Tito & Tarantula and much much more. Visit us on our home page at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and check into our "Two Buffalo Vitural Gallery," and catch Tracy Lee Nalson, our featured Artist.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from the Nunavut territories in northern Canada. Aocelyn is in the house. Her new album is out entitled “Lovely” and has been enjoying some good times along with the release a her new single “I wish I was a King.” Tune in and enjoy our interview, Aocelyn is featured in our current issue of the Say Magazine, visit our music page at www.indigenousinmusic.com/aoceyln. Enjoy music from Aocelyn, Kelly Frazer, Locos Por Juana, ChocQuibTown, Inez Jasper, Ozomatli, Jota Quest, Mister Jam, Gabiru, Elastic Bond, Dj Bitman, Latin Vibe, Rose Moore, Buyepongo, Captain Planet, Julian Taylor Band, The GroovaLottos, Jamie Prado, Charming Horses, Carsen Gray, Bomba Estereo, Marcelo D2, Alvaro Caldera, Campo, DJ krayzkree, Luciano Supervielle, Aterciopleados, Ana Tijoux, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Old Soul Rebel, Janel Munoa, Anachnid, Angel Baribeau, Stolen Identity and much much more. Visit us on our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and find out all about us and our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com to listen to our music archives.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from the Nunavut territories in northern Canada. Aocelyn is in the house. Her new album is out entitled “Lovely” and has been enjoying some good times along with the release a her new single “I wish I was a King.” Tune in and enjoy our interview, Aocelyn is featured in our current issue of the Say Magazine, visit our music page at www.indigenousinmusic.com/aoceyln. Enjoy music from Aocelyn, Kelly Frazer, Locos Por Juana, ChocQuibTown, Inez Jasper, Ozomatli, Jota Quest, Mister Jam, Gabiru, Elastic Bond, Dj Bitman, Latin Vibe, Rose Moore, Buyepongo, Captain Planet, Julian Taylor Band, The GroovaLottos, Jamie Prado, Charming Horses, Carsen Gray, Bomba Estereo, Marcelo D2, Alvaro Caldera, Campo, DJ krayzkree, Luciano Supervielle, Aterciopleados, Ana Tijoux, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Old Soul Rebel, Janel Munoa, Anachnid, Angel Baribeau, Stolen Identity and much much more. Visit us on our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and find out all about us and our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com to listen to our music archives.

Brainstory talks with their friend and percussionist for Quitapenas, Buyepongo and Yanga, Eddie Valencia. Eddie tells us about testing positive for Covid-19 and how he's coping with the quarantine. Check out his links below: https://www.instagram.com/eddiesalvale/ https://www.instagram.com/yangamusic/ https://www.instagram.com/quitapenasmusic/

***UPDATE: Egregious editing error discovered shortly after initial release. Fixed now. Recommend re-downloading***   Happy Friday everyone! New episode for you today. That's right. I'm back! Actually, I haven't been anywhere, except my house, for quite sometime. You can probably relate. If so, this is for you.    It's been a minute. It was really good to take a break but I am offically back. This ain't a one off. Though, I will admit the cadence will from slower than before. Which brings me to an important announcement, I'm dusting off the old ActListMusic Instagram account. It's not really so much for posting. There will be a little but really it's for communicating. One of the main reasons the podcast release rate is down is that I just don't get the breadth of musical input I used. So I am opening another way to get suggestions/recommendations from y'all. If you want more podcasts, show more music! Spotify links and playlists are a particularly easy and efficient way to get tunes to me.   But anyway, yeah, weird times. I hope everyone is doing okay. It's really incredible how this single unifying event is having so many different effects on everyones lives. We are all experiencing the same thing in so many different ways. Hopefully no matter what situation you're in, this brightens your day. It's the usual on tap today, with a lean to the Latin. Starts mellow and deep, electro cumbia styles. And then cranks up into the salsa and reggaeton realms. It's a great time and I'm excited to get it out to you.   Also very happy to announce (and the timing was coincidental) that the ZZK Film Sonido Mestizo, which I played a very very small role in helping to produce, is finally available for public release! Check out this awesome 1hr doc on the new Latin American sound coming out of Ecuador on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CgqUduO1OI   Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,     Aaron   Instagram: ActListMusic Spotify: ActiveListener www.activelistenermusic.com       Tracklist w/ Links to buy 1. Jenga by Uji on Alborada 2. Mirando El Fuego by El Búho on Camino De Flores 3. Los Dos by Antonio Pinto on Love In The Time Of Cholera (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 4. Siete by Nicola Cruz on Siku 5. Te digo Wayno by King Coya on Tierra de King Coya 6. Lúmina by Mateo Kingman on Astro 7. Ilaló by Chancha Via Circuito feat. Mateo Kingman on Bienaventuranza 8. Hotline Bling by Quantic y Los Míticos del Ritmo on Hotline Bling/Doombia 9. Luna Llena by Elvis Crespo on Suavemente 10. Baby ft. MARINA & Luis Fonsi by Clean Bandit on What Is Love? 11. Maestros (Captain Planet Remix) by Buyepongo, Captain Planet on Captain Planet Presents: Through the Wire (Remixes 2012-2015) 12. Cumbia De Los Muertos by Ozomatli on Ozomatli 13. Un Canto a Mi Tierra by Quantic and his Combo Bárbaro on Un Canto a Mi Tierra 14. Isla Del Sol by Ottmar Liebert on Borrasca 15. X La Ventana by Manu Manzo on Después De Las 12 16. Muévelo by Nicky Jam & Daddy Yankee on Muévelo 17. Pega Pega by Tito El Bambino on Pega Pega 18. Sin Culp4x by MiloDJ on Sin Culp4x - Single 19. Ginza by J Balvin on Energía 20. Havana (Remix) by Camila Cabello & Daddy Yankee on Havana (Remix) 21. Despacio ft. Myke Towers, Dj Luian & Mambo Kingz by Natti Natasha & Nicky Jam & Manuel Turizo on Despacio 22. Me Voy Enamorando (Remix) [feat. Farruko] by Chino & Nacho on Me Voy Enamorando 23. Rompe La Cintura by Alexis Y Fido on La Esencia World Edition 24. Rhythm Divine by Enrique Iglesias on Enrique 25. Stereo Love by Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina on Stereo Love 26. Combatchy ft. MC Rebecca by Anitta, Lexa, Luísa Sonza on Combatchy

Happy 10 year anniversay!!   Can you believe it?! Ten years ago today I published the first episode of the Active Listener Podcast (link). So interesting to listen back to the early episodes. It’s been quite the evolution to create the much more polished product I’ve got now, though I still think there are manifold ways it could improve. When this all started, I had a secret stretch goal of putting out 50 episodes. Being that I was in my 20s, a decade was just not really even in my zone of comprehension. Feels good to be here. 10s of thousands of downloads by fans across 40 plus countries. Pretty remarkable.    So, what do we have here anyway? Well, What I have tried to do is provide a map of my musical mind. This mix both highlights my top three albums of all time and also takes selections from current favorites to build a picture of the landscape I’ve been painting over the last decade. For new listeners this is a great place to start. And for longtime fans it will bring back great memories. I have pointers to any number of old episodes so you all have plenty to keep you busy while I go on sabbatical.    Yes, that’s right. More detail In the podcast but I’m going on break. I’m not saying I’m quitting but just think of it like your favorite band. They didn’t break up. They’re just not touring right now. I’d say you can probably expect a SXSW 2020 podcast. In fact, I’m considering going to SXSW next year. You want to go? Hit me up by email at Aaron @ ActiveListenerMusic.com. It’s always a wild four days.   While I’m off, I left another set of breadcrumbs for you to follow to keep the music discovery going. As I think I mentioned, there were a whole bunch of songs featured on the podcast which are not on Spotify and hence are missing from the Spotify playlists for each episode (https://open.spotify.com/user/activelistener). Well, I went back through the podcast index, the 63 page pdf listing all 2000+ songs on the podcast, (http://www.activelistenerpodcast.com/p/podcast-index/) and highlighted in yellow all of the songs missing from the Spotify playlists. Check those out. Oh man, so many great tracks there. So many fantastic remixes that should not be missed. Check it out.   Anyway, whether you’ve been here since day 1 or you’re just showing up to the party, I’m very appreciative. I’m so grateful for all of the people I’ve met and experiences I've had thanks to this podcast. Truly, thank you for listening!   And don’t forget to support the artists.   Aaron ActiveListener on Spotify Subscribe on Itunes www.activelistenermusic.com   Podcast 108 – 10 Year Anniversary: An Introduction 1.Two Step by Dave Matthews Band on Crash 2.#41 (Live at Luther College, Decorah, IA - February 1996) by Dave Matthews;Tim Reynolds on Live At Luther College 3.Water Stop (Live) by Dispatch on Gut the Van 4.Do You Remember by Jack Johnson on In Between Dreams 5.Remembrance by Balmorhea on All Is Wild, All Is Silent 6.Samuel by Avishai Cohen on Continuo 7.Ohmsted by Kittel & Co. on Whorls 8.Soul in Mind by Jared & The Mill on This Story Is No Longer Available 9.Satellite by Rise Against on Endgame 10.Anthem by Blink-182 on Enema Of The State 11.As The World Turns by Eminem on The Slim Shady LP 12.Da Art Of Storytellin', Pt. 2 by Outkast on Aquemini 13.Fantasy Island [Explicit] by Hieroglyphics on Full Circle [Explicit] 14.Potato Salad [Explicit] by Tyler, The Creator & A$AP Rocky on Potato Salad [Explicit] 15.Rio Arriba by Chancha Via Circuito on Rio Arriba 16.Maestros (Captain Planet Remix) by Buyepongo on Captain Planet Presents: Through the Wire (Remixes 2012-2015) 17.first snow by emancipator on soon it will be cold enough 18.Let You Know by Flume featuring London Grammar on Let You Know 19.Cherry Twist by The Crystal Method on Vegas 20.Vermillion - Original Mix by Komatic, Technicolour, Jayma on Vermillion / No Evil 21.Like This by Sofi Tukker on DANCING ON THE PEOPLE    

Mesh from the LA band Buyepongo comes on our show and talks about group dynamics. We discuss how beautiful it is to be part of something bigger than ourselves, the origins of BUYEPONGO, and what they ate on their latest trip to China. *Hint: They ate like KINGS! Check it out Diosas!

On this episode of WWAM, I interview the Director of Latino Communications Institute at Cal State University Fullerton, and my Tia-Abuela, Dr. Inez G. Perezchica. We talk about how she came to the United States from Tijuana in her late teenage years without really knowing English, and ended up getting a Masters at Harvard University. We also talk about the power of voting and how self-advocacy is equally as important as community advocacy and how keeping balance between the two is key in this political climate. In my conversation with Tia Inez, I learned that life doesn't have to be a straight path or the path that makes the most amount of sense in order to find happiness and success. Sometimes, you just have to be open, be willing to take on challenges, and seize opportunities others create for you in order to realize you are where you want to be. *Music by Buyepongo, Agua, Buyepongo EP album Listen to the full song here: buyepongo.bandcamp.com/album/buyepongo-ep

On our first episode of WWAM, I talk with Teresa Marie Sadlowski, a charge nurse of a hospital in LBC, about how teenage acne affected her adolescence…and more importantly how it didn’t. We also talk about how her experience in the high fashion industry led her to become an advocate for body positivity. But, I was most impacted by how addressing her depression, she was able to better cope with the death of a loved one, and find the support she needed to make the jump into the career she’s in now. The most admirable thing about "Tadow" is how she is able to self reflect and pause to tend to her needs. That doesn't make her selfish, in fact, it makes her a better caregiver, nurturer, and listener. If you are struggling with some very strong emotions, please pause for self love, listen to yourself, and reach out for help. 1-888-640-5174 Depression Hotline, 1-800-273-8255 Suicide Hotline *Music by Buyepongo, Por Tu Amor, Buyepongo EP album https://buyepongo.bandcamp.com/album/buyepongo-ep

YANGA is one of Southern Cal's most requested Afro-Latin tropical fronts. The group joins us in-studio for a one of a kind live session! We then sit with the group to discuss their history, future releases with New York based label NAMES YOU CAN TRUST and impressive list of side projects with other musicians, like Chico Mann, Buyepongo, Quita Penas, El Michels Affair & Brainstory. Get ready to get #MasTropical! Mas Musica: https://bit.ly/2fJ1mjRcredits:Studio Engineer: DJ Gabe RealProducer: Mike StylesPhotos/Video: PorchliteCover Art: BLINDHERD

We'll kick off this episode with filmmaker Jorge Giraldo, and then a visit to activist Harold Puente. Later, we talk to the crew of Dominican film Buscando al Zorro and finish off with the music band Buyepongo.

On this very special episode of Songmess we are joined by Los Angeles native and overall rad music human El Güido! Richard spent a few days in LA and got to see some shows, meet some folks, and most importantly, discuss la-la-land's rich musical traditions, specifically those tied to the city's massive Mexican and Central American communities. And who better to shed light on the subject than El Güido, who does music writing, podcasting, radio work and has supported local acts as long as he can remember. This episode highlights the richness of soul, cumbia and psych coming out of the City of Angels so strap in for musica that is pachangosa as it is trippy! Featured Artists: Ozomatli, Santa Cecilia, Chicano Batman, Buyepongo, Quita Penas, Brainstory, Sin Color, LA Drones, Tropa Mágica, The Altons and Quetzal. Please share, subscribe and find us on iTunes, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or contact us at songmessmusic@gmail.com.

Greetings, So this one I had crafted to record live at a BBQ here in “sunny” Florida a few weeks ago, but that didn’t happen because a storm was passing by and people panicked, and then there were three of us, so it didn’t happen! Nevertheless, the word was out that it was going to be recorded and I was being asked about it so on a rainy day last weekend, I got her done. Continuing with the Latin flavors here... I cannot remember when the last Mojito was published but it has to be several years now. I had recorded a Brazilian affair a little while ago but don’t believe I published that, maybe I’ll put that up as a side distraction now that Rio is happening. Let me know what to do. I’ve had this building for a minute but as always, I have too many “buckets” going on and can never seem to settle on a concept. I had to force this out as the Afro/Latin rhythms seem to be coming at us left right and center so the track list kept changing. I must admit that the plan was to go hard in the middle, but that changed with some key new releases so I had to remove the Luciano and Michel Cleis that were taking the center stage/peak. You all know I love the drum, and I’ve really pushed it center stage here. As you might be able to imagine, blending such complex rhythms is difficult when both tracks come hard so I tried to focus on making the transition as interesting as possible without cluttering the sound. As you also know, I consider the transition/cross over to be a track in its own right so I particularly enjoy creating something in between that should be able to stand on its own. The cross-overs here are not too long but in some instances I was kind of forced to make them elaborate to allow the tracks to maintain their own identity and intent. I believe musicians construct their tracks deliberately so who am I to shortchange their sound eh? In some cases though, I was able to find a convenient loop half way through to chop. Anyway, onward, track list: 1. Christian Vinci – Son Sol 2. Pepe Citarella, Isidro Infante & Luisito Quintero– Celia y Tito 3. Hector Lavoe – Aguanile RMX 4. Manoo, Alex Finkin, Louie Vega & Jose Mangual Jr. – Soy Latino RMX 5. Pablo Fierro & Justin Imperiale – La Libertad RMX 6. Pablo Fierro – Herencia Latino 7. Southern Groove – Sufre y Vive 8. Novalima - Beto Kele RMX 9. Buyepongo – Maestros RMX 10. Southern Groove & FNX – Candela RMX 11. Myles Bigelow & Toto Berriel – Los Ojos RMX 12. Nicodemus & Sammy Ayala – Conmigo RMX 13. Christina Vinci – Habana Vieja 14. Pablo Fierro – Solos Tu y Yo RMX 15. Ezel & Tamara Wellons – Girl From Ipanema RMX REMIX CREDITS: Jose Marquez (3, 8, 9), Justin Imperiale (5, 14, 15), Hallex M (11, 12), Louie Vega (4), FNX (10). So there you have it, something that should have come out at the beginning of summer, will instead extend your summer vibe. Many thanks for stopping by and giving this a listen. Please take a second and let me know what you thought. And your thoughts for Belize please. We got hit hard. Blessed LOVE. K Favorite track: Southern Groove – Sufre y Vive Oh, and be warned, channel 2 was a little sticky and I had to mess with it a couple times, but decided to trod on.

Holy mess, Batman! This was the one! Bev and Rich are joined by listener Jhonatan Carbonell for beers and Chicago deep dish gossip. That's right, we got plenty of scoop on the Chicago scene, Ruido Fest and CumbiaSazo, and you're going to want a double helping. Featured artists: Astro, Buyepongo, Divino Niño, iLe, Masters At Work, Pedropiedra, Prehistóricos, Samal Ayuka, Silva, Vale Moï, You Are Here, and Young Tender. Please subscribe and find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or contact us at songmessmusic@gmail.com.

Today we have the band Buyepongo sitting in the studio with us talking about food, politics, music and a bunch of other stuff. These guys are from all over the Los Angeles area and are about to take off with their eclectic sound. They even treated us to a live song at the end. Enjoy. Please take 5 seconds to rate or review the podcast on itunes and if you like it subscribe! Thanks for listening! LINKS Buyepongo: TWITTER: @Buyepongo INSTAGRAM: @Buyepongo Felipe Esparza: FACEBOOK: www.Facebook.com/FelipeEsparzaFanPage TWITTER: @FunnyFelipe INSTAGRAM: @FelipeEsparzaComedian www.felipesworld.com Rodrigo Torres: TWITTER: @RodrigoTorresJr INSTAGRAM: @RodrigoTorresJr TUMBLR: RodrigoTorresJr.Tumblr.com Voodoo Glowskulls (they do our theme song) www.VoodooGlowskulls.com Ernesto Yerena (he designed our podcast logo) INSTAGRAM: @ernestoyerena Lesa Esparza (Producer, editor, "What's Up Fool?" podcast) TWITTER: @WhatsUpFoolPod

Buyepongo, Recorded Live in Pomona, CA.Our first live session recording features an organic and intimate set of tropical sounds by Soundcloud.com/Buyepongo, a latin-afro fusion band that has been burning up the West Coast for years! The Buye crew has finished up their long awaited debut album, "Todo Mundo" available January 29th, and has been prepping their album release party at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on January 30th.Recording Engineer: Gabe RealCover Photo/Interview: Mike StylesCover Art/Additional photos: Porchlite*Check beatsofallnations.com (Music and Downloads Tab) for links to pre-order their album and for the video mentioned in the interview. Beats of All-Nations podcast is now available on iTunes. SUBSCRIBE and get new shows direct to your phone.