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About
Las Taradas is an Argentinian musical group celebrated for their vibrant reinterpretation of vintage Latin American and Caribbean music, often categorized under nuevo folklore argentino. The ensemble was formed in Buenos Aires and is composed of a talented group of musicians: Paula Maffia (vocals, guitar), Lucy Patané (guitar, vocals), Mariana Bianchini (vocals), Julieta Ulanovsky (clarinet), and Itaí Hagman (trumpet), among others. Their performances exude a nostalgic yet refreshingly modern take on classic genres, melding elements of tango, bolero, cha-cha-cha, and cumbia, infused with a playful and feminist edge.
How to Sound Like Las Taradas
To achieve the engaging and retro-inspired sound of Las Taradas, a focus on rich, organic instrumentation is essential. Their sonic palette is characterized by lush harmonies and dynamic brass sections, with the clarinet and trumpet delivering a warm, melodic lift. Guitars play a crucial role, often employing clean, articulate tones that allow for rhythmic precision and melodic interplay, possibly enhanced by analog reverb units to add a sense of space reminiscent of vintage recordings. The percussion maintains an upbeat, danceable groove, utilizing traditional Latin rhythms that are both lively and intricate. A deep understanding of traditional Latin American music styles combined with a modern twist in arrangements helps capture the essence of Las Taradas' sound, making each performance a lively homage to the past with a contemporary flair.
