Chancha Via Circuito

About

Chancha Via Circuito, the moniker of Argentinian producer Pedro Canale, doesn't just create music; he conjures sonic landscapes where ancestral echoes meet the digital age. He's a shaman of sound, weaving folkloric rhythms and melodies with the pulse of electronic music. Think of him as a digital archaeologist unearthing forgotten traditions and giving them new life on the dance floor. His music is a mesmerizing blend of cumbia digital, Andean folklore, dub, and electronica. Percussive layers build hypnotic grooves, while haunting melodies evoke images of ancient rituals and vibrant landscapes. Chancha Via Circuito’s breakthrough came with early tracks like "Quimey Neuquén" and "Rio Arriba," which demonstrated his uncanny ability to bridge the gap between the traditional and the contemporary. Albums like "Los Pasteles de la Abuela" and "Amansara" solidified his reputation as a pioneer of the ZZK Records-founded movement of Latin American electronic music. Canale's work isn't just about sonic fusion; it's about cultural preservation. He's collaborated with artists from across Latin America, including Miriam García and Mateo Kingman, amplifying indigenous voices and narratives. His impact extends beyond the club scene, influencing a new generation of producers eager to explore their cultural heritage through electronic music. Currently, Chancha Via Circuito continues to tour internationally, captivating audiences with his immersive live performances, and is rumored to be working on new material that further pushes the boundaries of his unique sound.