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If you want to see quite the videos check these out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV8_eUJ6C1w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV8_eUJ6C1w [ Acid Mix Detroit

If you want to see quite the videos check these out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV8_eUJ6C1w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV8_eUJ6C1w [ Acid Mix Detroit Chicago - New Dance Show 1989 ] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz2wInkVkRU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz2wInkVkRU [ Techno Jam - New Dance Show 1989 ] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aUAqboAvQM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aUAqboAvQM [ City of Techno (Detroit) - New Dance Show 1991 ] Great examples of the racial diversity in the early scene in Detroit. I think this was some public access TV show? Anyways speaking from living in Latin America the scene here is HUGE for techno and house, I would probably say the numbers here are bigger and more diverse than I've seen for the same scene in North America and balance out the melanation factor quite a lot

Toutouxc 6y ago
It's bizarre and charming at the same time to hear music so similar to the colder, minimal kind of techno you'd expect to hear at a dark themed party in a shady club full of edgy young people, and see the happy, well dressed, colorful, smiling people in the video.
- jamal-kumar 6y ago
  It's good vibin videos for sure, looked like a great time
SvenMarquardt 6y ago
Yes, LATAM has the wildest contemporary techno scene after Europe. The US had next to no techno scene pre-pandemic, a party or two in NY or LA each weekend was it, now its dead.
- jamal-kumar 6y ago
  Yeah they even have a hardtechno/schranz thing going on in Colombia and Venezuela, bit too turbo for me but still cool Colombia had someone spinning that who was when she was still alive quite the amusement because she changed her name to ladyzunga cyborg and then... this https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/80/590x/Colombian-capital-Bogota-Name-Change-To-Abcdefg-Hijklmn-Opqrst-Uvwxyz-Woman-Legally-Changes-Her-Name-To-Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx-558707.jpg https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/80/590x/Colombi... RIP abcdefg hijklmn opqrst uvwxyz
- Jesus_piece 6y ago
  That’s quite a broad brush to paint 300+ million people with. Techno communities exist outside of mega cities in the US
  - SvenMarquardt 6y ago
    To fully appreciate the difference in scale, compare the event listings for any pre-Covid Saturday night on RA: https://ra.co https://ra.co Berlin, Amsterdam, London, etc, each had a larger scene than the entirety of the US combined.
- randomopining 6y ago
  Are you sure? NY would have plenty of parties, like 20-30 on a popping weekend night. Full range. I know Colombia is really into it. I went to pretty solid parties in Brazil, at Fabriketa in Sao paulo. Felt fairly similar to the NY scene. NY would have the big events for the "cool" crowd, big showcases like afterlife and stuff at the Mirage. Then smaller clubs like Nowadays, where you could get an 8 hour Wata Igarashi set etc. Underground one-offs like The Bunker. Plus it seemed like a lot of Europe's cities have their scene and they focus more on that. Of course Berlin is high quality but like Copenhagen focuses on schacke and stuff. Whereas NY you can get a taste of everything in a year.
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Toutouxc 6y ago

It's bizarre and charming at the same time to hear music so similar to the colder, minimal kind of techno you'd expect to hear at a dark themed party in a shady club full of edgy young people, and see the happy, well dressed, colorful, smiling people in the video.

jamal-kumar 6y ago
It's good vibin videos for sure, looked like a great time

SvenMarquardt 6y ago

Yes, LATAM has the wildest contemporary techno scene after Europe. The US had next to no techno scene pre-pandemic, a party or two in NY or LA each weekend was it, now its dead.

jamal-kumar 6y ago
Yeah they even have a hardtechno/schranz thing going on in Colombia and Venezuela, bit too turbo for me but still cool Colombia had someone spinning that who was when she was still alive quite the amusement because she changed her name to ladyzunga cyborg and then... this https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/80/590x/Colombian-capital-Bogota-Name-Change-To-Abcdefg-Hijklmn-Opqrst-Uvwxyz-Woman-Legally-Changes-Her-Name-To-Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx-558707.jpg https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/80/590x/Colombi... RIP abcdefg hijklmn opqrst uvwxyz
Jesus_piece 6y ago
That’s quite a broad brush to paint 300+ million people with. Techno communities exist outside of mega cities in the US
- SvenMarquardt 6y ago
  To fully appreciate the difference in scale, compare the event listings for any pre-Covid Saturday night on RA: https://ra.co https://ra.co Berlin, Amsterdam, London, etc, each had a larger scene than the entirety of the US combined.
randomopining 6y ago
Are you sure? NY would have plenty of parties, like 20-30 on a popping weekend night. Full range. I know Colombia is really into it. I went to pretty solid parties in Brazil, at Fabriketa in Sao paulo. Felt fairly similar to the NY scene. NY would have the big events for the "cool" crowd, big showcases like afterlife and stuff at the Mirage. Then smaller clubs like Nowadays, where you could get an 8 hour Wata Igarashi set etc. Underground one-offs like The Bunker. Plus it seemed like a lot of Europe's cities have their scene and they focus more on that. Of course Berlin is high quality but like Copenhagen focuses on schacke and stuff. Whereas NY you can get a taste of everything in a year.

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