Guazú & Terror/Cactus - "Almita" from the 2021 EP Botanas: Guazú & Terror Cactus on Shika Shika Collective.

“Almita” is one of three tracks on an EP that melds the simpatico genius of two Argentine-born producers living nearly seven thousand miles away from each other. With Lucas Page a.k.a GUAZÚ  in Buenos Aires and Martin Selasco aka Terror/Cactus in Seattle, it should have been difficult to find each other. Luckily, with the help of social media, the two recognized their shared history and influences as well as their individual styles and started exchanging remixes. Via email, a collaboration was sprung and, with the help of Berlin label Shika Shika, Botanas was born.

GUAZÚ’s dark and mysterious sound is centered around the rich percussive legacy of Latin America with ample use of marimbas, bombo legüeros, warm guitars, kalimbas and birdsong . Terror/Cactus’ more upbeat sound takes its main inspiration from cumbia with a modern electronic flair. Together, they’ve made something that seems like it could fit just as comfortably in the techno clubs of their label’s hometown  as in the dancehalls of Buenos Aires.

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Guazú &amp; Terror/Cactus - "Almita" from the 2021 EP Botanas: Guaz&uacute; &amp; Terror Cactus on Shika Shika Collective.
&ldquo;Almita&rdquo; is one of three tracks on an EP that melds the simpatico genius of two Argentine-born producers living nearly seven thousand miles away from each other. With Lucas Page a.k.a GUAZ&Uacute;&nbsp; in Buenos Aires and Martin Selasco aka Terror/Cactus in Seattle, it should have been difficult to find each other. Luckily, with the help of social media, the two recognized their shared history and influences as well as their individual styles and started exchanging remixes. Via email, a collaboration was sprung and, with the help of Berlin label Shika Shika, Botanas was born.
GUAZ&Uacute;&rsquo;s dark and mysterious sound is centered around the rich percussive legacy of Latin America with ample use of marimbas, bombo leg&uuml;eros, warm guitars, kalimbas and birdsong . Terror/Cactus&rsquo; more upbeat sound takes its main inspiration from cumbia with a modern electronic flair. Together, they&rsquo;ve made something that seems like it could fit just as comfortably in the techno clubs of their label&rsquo;s hometown&nbsp; as in the dancehalls of Buenos Aires.
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