{"id":22084,"date":"2024-05-27T20:08:56","date_gmt":"2024-05-28T00:08:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/magazineampm.com\/?p=22084"},"modified":"2024-05-27T21:54:49","modified_gmt":"2024-05-28T01:54:49","slug":"panorama-faro-descubre-lo-nuevo-de-dillom-ceu-y-eidi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/magazineampm.com\/en\/panorama-faro-descubre-lo-nuevo-de-dillom-ceu-y-eidi\/","title":{"rendered":"Panorama Faro: discover what's new from Dillom, C\u00e9u and Eidi"},"content":{"rendered":"

Dillom from Argentina, the Brazilian C\u00e9u, the Chilean singer-songwriter Masquemusica, the Mexican group Ramona and Oques Grasses from Spain, are some of the interesting proposals that we highlight this month in our Panorama:<\/em> Joint article by the media that make up FARO (Alianza de medios culturales y musicales Iberoamericanos), which seeks to point out those releases that should be taken into account by all music lovers in the region.<\/p>\n

As every month, you can also listen to -and follow- our playlist<\/em> on Spotify, which features an expanded selection of featured songs from each country.<\/p>\n

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ARGENTINA \/ by <\/strong>By Juampa Barbero (indie today<\/em><\/a>)<\/h3>\n

By cesarean section<\/i> - <\/em>Dillom<\/p>\n

After the devastating debut that was post-mortem<\/i> (2021), Dillom's back was against the wall. Many wondered what the Argentine artist was going to do to surpass himself, but no one could foresee what he was up to. If post-mortem<\/i> had been Dillom's exorcism, By cesarean section<\/i> is the resurrection of his most hostile demons. A hair-raising descent into the depths of madness.<\/p>\n

By cesarean section<\/i> is not an easy album to digest. Dillom confronts us with themes such as disillusionment, betrayal, pain and death, but he does it with a rawness, sensitivity and brutal honesty that grabs us from the very first moment. As the songs and the narrative of the album progress, we discover the different layers of the character's psyche, his traumas, his fears and his most visceral desires.<\/p>\n

Dillom doesn't shy away from anything. As sharp as he is chameleon-like, he finds his place in rock, trap and punk, and there are even doses of funk and indie pop. With the participation of Andr\u00e9s Calamaro and Lali, a nod to Miranda! and the effervescence of an inveterate rebel, By cesarean section<\/i> broke the logic of the mainstream<\/em> with a work of psychedelic terror to listen to and not sleep.<\/p>\n