I find it interesting for an English DJ to play and produce such tribal/spanish influenced records. Sort of like Luciano or Ricardo.

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Why is it any more interesting for an Englishman to do this than a German?

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Originally posted by Domesticated Why is it any more interesting for an Englishman to do this than a German?

Throw those guys in there too.

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Originally posted by Domesticated Why is it any more interesting for an Englishman to do this than a Chilean German and a Chilean Swissman?

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Originally posted by Domesticated

Cuz he's not 1/2 Chilean.

It's a fad, everyone's doing it independent of nationality, heritage, etc.

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Originally posted by nsamadi Cuz he's not 1/2 Chilean.

Neither are Ricardo or Luciano. By your reasoning, Radio Slave is only 1/2 English.

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Originally posted by Domesticated Neither are Ricardo or Luciano. By your reasoning, Radio Slave is only 1/2 English.

Then you do the Math for me.

Why is this weird? Just because someone is of a different heritage doesn't mean that they can't or shouldn't produce music of a different national influence.

That sound was huge this summer. La Mezcla and all that.

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Originally posted by TranceArmstrong That sound was huge this summer. La Mezcla and all that.

Although true, Radio Slave has been doing this for a bit longer than the summer

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