Tribal guarachero
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Tribal guarachero
- 1. Trivalguarachero Music and Dance style Subculture, Mexico
- 3. A music genre resulted of a fusion of electronic/dance with Latin American music genres
- 4. A dance style from mexico done in groups or solo (no women involved) wearing the unique mexican pointy boots with skinny jeans and cowboy hats
- 6. The music was introduced in 2009 by 3BallMYT. Soon it started gaining popularity. Mexican pointy boots fashion coincided with it at the local nightclubs in Mexico.
- 7. In 2010, tribal guarachero was hailed as a hot new sound and as an instantly recognizable club friendly roller while the boots became a topic of competition
- 8. 2011 First album Intentalo was released. The album won Latin GRAMMY!By then boots can be found in many different styles
- 10. TheVicedocumentary 4 years ago The Vice published a documentary on YouTube explaining about the Boots and the newly made subculture. The video got lots of criticism from outside community. By Oct,13 the website had half million hits.
- 11. David Guetta-Play Hard The video was viewed 4 million times in 4 days after it was launched on internet. While many people in mexico were disappointed and took it as an insult.
- 12. TheroleofInternetandsocialmedia • The Internet represents a space in which culture is being created • The artists met online through social media and started their collaboration • Intense and immediate contact between artists and audience was made through internet. • YouTube had been one of the channels exploited by the producers of tribal. • Downloading, sharing, and copying of music posted on the Internet allowed users to explore music which one might not have bought in the first place.
- 13. influences
- 14. Concludingremarks My Observations Creative subculture in terms of music and boots. Internet and Music when combined can make the culture global Despite of hatred,attention seeker
Editor's Notes
- The first tribalcollective of DJs, 3BallMTY (pronounced in Spanish as “Tri Ball Monterrey”), was formed in 2009 by sixteen-year old Erick Rincón and his teenage friends Sergio Zavala, aka DJ Sheeqo Beat, and Alberto Presenda, aka DJ Otto. Shortly after, they were invited to the Worldtronics festival in Germany Their single “Inténtalo,” from that very same album, was number one on the Billboard Latin Song chart for two weeks, garnering 3BallMTY a Latin Grammy award for Best New Artist. According to Monterrey-based DJ Erick Rincón, one of tribal guarachero’s founders, Mexican “tribal music” is a combination of (assumed) pre-Hispanic or Aztec and African (black tropical) sounds with a cumbia bass line. 11
- According to Monterrey-based DJ Erick Rincón, one of tribal guarachero’s founders, Mexican “tribal music” is a combination of (assumed) pre-Hispanic or Aztec and African (black tropical) sounds with a cumbia bass line. 11 Tribalemerged at the turn of the new millennium in Mexico City, Rincón recalls. “At the beginning it sounded more indigenous, more Aztec. 3 ball mty music video “Inténtalo” on YouTube featured the three DJs as well as the dance and fashion style that was born with tribal guaracheromusic: cumbia tribal(tribal cumbia) The appearance of the pointy boots fashion coincided with and contributed to the rising popularity of tribal guaracheromusic in 2009 in the north-central state of San Luis Potosí, Young men and boys wearing pointy boots formed all-male crews to compete in dance-offs at local nightclubs to tribalmusic. Participants in the dance contests spent weeks on coordinating their dance moves and fabricating their boots. All colors of shoes available
- According to eric rincon tribal music existed in 2000 and 2001 but it was not noticable until till 2007 he started on it it mixed some electronic tunes . It was tribal it became tribal guarachero while coming to monterry
- Young men and boys wearing pointy boots formed all-male crews to compete in dance-offs at local nightclubs to tribalmusic. Participants in the dance contests spent weeks on coordinating their dance moves and fabricating their boots. They used plastic tubes, leather, screws, and decorative sequins, flashing LED lights, and other material to craft the pointiest long-toed boots—up to 5 feet long. Matching western shirts and skinny jeans to accentuate the footwear complemented their dance outfit.
- In 2011, the group signed a record contract with the label Latin Power Music, a division of Universal Music, and in December released their debut EP (extended play) album Inténtalo. Their single “Inténtalo,” from that very same album, was number one on the Billboard Latin Song chart for two weeks, garnering 3BallMTY a Latin Grammy award for Best New Artist. Four years later, the DJs won a Billboard Mexican Music award for Artist of the Year in the category Duranguense/Grupero/Cumbia. 3BallMTY’s music video “Inténtalo” on YouTube featured the three DJs as well as the dance and fashion style that was born with tribal guaracheromusic: cumbia tribal(tribal cumbia).
- The VICE documentary, once posted on YouTube, triggered hateful reactions from viewers outside the community. By October 2013, the site had over half a million hits and repulsive comments were numerous. The young tribaleroswere insulted with derogatory words like “ridiculous clowns,” “beaners,” “frijoleros,” “nopaleros,” “pinches indios nacos.” 38 The following comments in English language are illustrative of the hostile sentiments expressed by many: Six hundred hits and several offers on the first day indicated that pointy boots were a desirable object and persuaded Sánchez Garza to launch a customized boots business, shipping his extravagant footwear to customers around the world, from Alaska to Argentina, England, Russia, and Korea. 41 The pointy boot became a collector’s object—free of any ethnic or class associations of its original creators and wearers.
- Guetta’s interest in the tribalsubculture, however, was rather selective: it was the exotic pointy boots that caught his attention, not the tribalmusic
- To attract and keep a virtual audience interested involves several activities by the artist, such as maintaining a profile, facilitate access to one’s music through the Internet, “cuddle the audience” and “offer something special.” Besides uploading material regularly, artists also post photos of their performances, update their profiles and comment on their current activities, send greetings, dedicate songs, or write blurbs to keep contact with the public. 36 Radio and television have become secondary m
- n Matehuala, prize money ranges from $100 to $500. The prize often includes a bottle of whiskey