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Hello and welcome to this week's special Latin episode of Uncle Dad Talks,
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or I guess someone people would say, what is that, Bobby Theo?
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I don't know. What do you think, Mike?
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Sounds good to me. Yes. Both. All. Yes to all.
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Is there one other than Mike Hampton? Mike, say hello as always.
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Hello, hello, hello. You mean hola. Hola, hola.
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We have a very special guest today. I'm very excited about this.
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We don't really, you know what's, Mike, I think what I love about this show
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is that we do so many different diverse acts, right, from all walks of life.
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We always say that, right? When you and I talk about the show,
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we always say all walks of life.
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And, you know, we don't get a lot of Latinx people on the show.
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So it's very exciting for me also being Latinx, having Latinx people on the show.
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So without further ado, let's give it up for Martin from Tarot Cactus.
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How are you? Good. Thank you guys for having me.
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Thank you for being here. first and foremost for our audience who don't know
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who you are and what you do can you tell us a little bit about you and your
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musical project yeah my musical project is called terror cactus,
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terror cactus and i make
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psychedelic cumbia mixed with
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electronica i also like to mix in other latin
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american folk styles and yeah
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oh man i i love that i think my favorite word is psychedelic i think microgreens
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so really i'm just curious you know you know i'm sure you've probably answered
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this before but just to kind of get us going here is where does how does someone
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get kind of into psychedelic cumbia.
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Yeah, I think, you know, I've always been, for me, music was always a way of
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connecting with my cultural heritage.
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I guess I should back up. But I was born in Argentina and moved to Miami as a very little kid.
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And I always, you know, would connect with the music. For me,
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like music was a way that I would connect to, you know, to the part of me that is in Argentina.
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And in the 90s, the cumbia that was popular in Argentina was like cumbia vijera,
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which is like almost like gangster rap cumbia.
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So that was my introduction to like cumbia at first
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and then like the psychedelic stuff came later as i
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came into adulthood and uh yeah discovered
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like peruvian psychedelic cumbia from the 60s and
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70s like los mitlos and los estrellos and bands like that yeah that's great
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i mean like it's it's fun that you know when we we move somewhere we're always
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still kind of tied to the roots to where we're originally from and music is
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often one of those things, right?
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You know, like I'm originally from New Orleans and no matter where I'm at,
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like I'm always tied to the feeling of New Orleans jazz and the brass bands.
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And so in Miami, obviously there's a huge, I mean, the music scene out there
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is huge. Is that where you kind of got started? Yeah.
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How did it start for you? Like doing DJ music or were you starting to make your
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own beats from the jump? How did it start for you out there?
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Well, you know, as a teenager, I was into like punk rock and stuff like that and playing guitar.
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And, you know, as a kid, I learned piano. But I think one of the influences,
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just to give you even more background, is my family in Argentina had a record
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label that had a lot of folk artists and a lot of rock from the 70s.
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I've never, to be honest with you, before I was presented with this opportunity
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here, I never really heard music like this. And I have to tell you,
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it really connected with me in a very unique way because it was like feeling
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my Latin roots coming out.
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But I'm very big into psychedelic recreational use, I'm just going to be honest, as we are on this show.
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And last night, I took a little microdose.
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And let me tell you, man, I could feel that I was a part of something bigger.
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So I'm curious, when you make your music and that vibe, do you ever find yourself
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thinking, hey, I'm trying to connect this to something larger,
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or I just want you to feel the vibe?
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Awesome. And before we go, any last questions, Mike?
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Well, my deepest connection to psychedelics is with plant medicine from South America.
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And I would imagine having your music with some of that journey would be a really intense one.
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So maybe if that ever arises, I'll send you a note and let you know how it goes.
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Yeah, that sounds great.
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All right, everybody, we'll be right back after this break.
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Hey, everyone. This is Uncle Dad here with a quick little break.
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So I want to let you guys know, I was relatively transparent here.
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We had a little bit of audio issues here.
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So you're not going to get the entire interview. As you noticed, that was pretty quick.
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I'm hoping to fix that down the line. And when we do, I'll re-release this.
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But I wanted to make sure we got this out there in time because it may have
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been missed, but they are going on tour and they're doing a show in our Bay
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Area of where we live, and that is Mill Valley.
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And I wanted to give you some information about it so you guys can be there
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i'll be there hanging out and i would love to see you
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guys so all you got to do is go
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to sweet water music hall and buy tickets
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now what you're going to buy tickets for is for our friends tara cactus
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who you just heard interview pawa which is coming out right now and a local
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act from oakland california giving off a combo to zeta three amazing unique
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latinx artists we have to support it get out there and support it support all
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all arts that you can, period.
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And the only way to do so is by going to SweetWaterMusicHall.com.
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See how you can buy tickets.
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And I hope to see you there. Remember, that's Thursday, August 8th.
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And it's at the legendary Sweet Water Music Hall in Mill Valley.
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So looking forward to seeing you there. And remember, the only place to get
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tickets is there at SweetWaterMusicHall.com.
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Thursday, August 8th. Doors open at 8. Show starts at 8 p.m. Sorry, doors open at 7.
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Show starts at 8 p.m. all ages so bring the family have a good time vibe out
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tapawa combo tazeta and terror cactus i'll see you then guys.
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All right, everybody, Uncle Dad is back. Mike, say hello. Hello, hello.
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Continuing our Latine Forward episode, which, man, Mike, I love saying that.
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I love saying that we have an all-Latine lineup.
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Yeah, Mike, I can hear it in your voice. It's very full and fruitful.
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Exactly, exactly. We are with another Latinex artist.
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Let's give it up to Hawa. How are you? Hey, hello. Como estan todos?
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Oh, man, I can't speak Spanish.
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He's learning,
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I'm the worst Mexican I swear.
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Which one is your full name say it again which one is your full name my full
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name my full name is I'm about to edit that out full Mexican,
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yeah I am my parents are from Ixalcán ah nice Nice. That's really nice. My dad's too.
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My parents are from Michoacán too. I love that.
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Yeah. That's amazing. So are you from the Michoacán area as well or no?
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Well, no, I am super Chilanga.
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That's how we know to all the people in Mexico City. We say to everyone, Chilango.
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Mike, did you know that you go there a lot? A lot.
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I've been there once for about two weeks and Mexico City is great lovely city,
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there's a lot of things going in the same place there's a lot of art there's
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a lot of things that you have a lot of musical scene so yeah it's a great place to go and visit,
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Not if you go to bed early, because people were saying to me,
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hey, come to this place. It's really get started jumping off at around 3 a.m.
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I was like, oh, well, I'll be asleep.
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See, Mike, for all you know, you could have missed one of her shows.
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I probably did. I probably did.
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Let's talk about for our audience that doesn't don't know who you are.
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Or can you just tell them a little bit about yourself and the kind of music you make?
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Yes, of course. Okay, Paua is a project from Mexico City that started during the pandemic.
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It's my solo project because I have another project that is mostly of cumbia,
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neocumbia, that I had with my brother, that is Sotomayor, is my last name.
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And when I started this one, it was for me more intimate and more feminine and
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it's like more global rhythms.
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Like it has a bit more of like folk-tronic and also a bit of bulleringue, cumbia, dembow.
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There's a lot of things going on in the music.
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And I have a lot of collaborations with other artists from Latin America.
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So I have people from Colombia and also Dominican Republic, Cuba,
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and a lot of people that it has been also in the alternative scene.
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Seen and for me was also a
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window to to open my music to
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other rhythms and to other influences and also to their cultures and roots so
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i i love the albums that i have made i have the four different materials that
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i have you know platforms and right now i am doing my first tour in the U.S. and also in Canada.
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And I am really happy and super excited because it's a lot of work to do a tour. And also...
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Yeah, for me, it's the first time also that I am in Canada.
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And right now I am going to play tomorrow in Ottawa. I played yesterday in Montreal.
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So, yeah, it's really good. And also I came to this tour with two of different
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friends that they are from the U.S.
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One of them is from Seattle and the other guy is from New York.
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And they are amazing musicians. musicians
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and it's really cool to have this kind of
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artist with me in company and yeah
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so I guess that also for the people that
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doesn't know yet my project I
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know that they are going to like it too much because it has
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a lot of diversity music that
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it's like chill and it's also
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down tempo so I guess that it's music for
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all kinds of moments so yeah
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oh yeah i like that you say it's music
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for all kinds of moments so we just talked to terry cactus
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and you know his music is very on the psychedelic side
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and i feel like your music can be in between that
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sometimes and so what i love about this whole entire show is
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that it's just going to be a good time if i'm on psychedelics am i
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right about saying in that mic uh yeah
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so so yeah so power so like when you go to record music so do you have like
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a ritual or routine that gets you set up or is it just kind of like when you
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feel a melody or a song or a lyric you just start from there and then let it
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grow like what would be like an example.
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Yeah, I guess that I don't have a ritual, like, yeah, like steps to do music.
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But something that I really like to do is that when I am maybe on the street
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and I hear something that is like, oh, this kind of sound is interesting.
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I try to record it. So in my notes, in the cell phone, and also to have incidental stops and sounds.
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And I try to also play a lot with nature and it's also something that I can
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try to modify the sound and also to use with the production.
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And many times that happens also with the lyrics.
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I try to record something and then I try to grow that idea to see how can this
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try to go somewhere else.
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And also I try to do a lot of music with other musicians
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because I am more into song camps right now because you have different brains
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and different people that is working in some idea that is like just in that
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moment, like growing in that moment.
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And that's great because you have a lot of feedback, like in the way that you are doing music.
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And it's something that in the experiment is super helpful. So, yeah.
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I guess that. I love that. I love that. So when you come to the U.S.,
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have you, well, first off, have you been to the U.S. ever before?
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Or is this just the first time, first U.S. tour?
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Yes, yes, yes. Also with my other project, I came, I guess the first time that
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I went to the, like, to the first gig, it was like 2015.
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And I met a lot of things in L.A., like Viva Pomona and other stuff in Chicago,
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in the Navy Pier, and a lot of things. and it was really great.
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But this is my first tour that is of a lot of dates in the U.S.
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For this project that is Paua.
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And I have with this project three years. So it's a young project.
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That's incredible. So what, so far, what has been your favorite city you've performed?
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Right now, well, I had a lot of fun in Cleveland and also yesterday that we played in Montreal.
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It was really great. It was my first time in Montreal and they have beautiful
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cities. So I guess it is like very similar to like Williamsburg.
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It's that kind of neighborhoods that they are like, I don't know,
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like that kind of architecture, but with another kind of European style.
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So it's really beautiful.
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And also they have a lot of art. There's like a lot of festivals that they are
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going on at the same time.
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So you have different disciplines that it's like music, Then you have like graffiti
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and you have a lot of circus stuff.
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And yeah, like they are like really related with a lot of art.
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And that's something that makes all the energy of the place super special.
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Yeah. Montreal is a beautiful, artistic city.
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And, you know, it's very, you know, it's in Quebec. So it's very French speaking and it's a fun mix.
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Have you tried being in Canada especially that part tried eating the poutine
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have you heard about it yet I didn't I didn't try it but a lot of people told
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me like oh this thing is amazing,
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but there's a dish that is also really good that is called the goulash that
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is like meat but with sour cream and potatoes too like fried potatoes and it's
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it's it's a heavy dish but it's good,
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how are the how are the tacos out there.
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Do they have them there I think they have them there I didn't try them I don't
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want to have a yeah I don't I don't,
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Yes. No. I always... It's easy for Pastor. Ooh.
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Whenever I travel, I always try to try, like, internationally,
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I always want to try somebody's tacos. Like, I've been in Japan,
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and, you know, it probably sounds dumb, but I tried, I had to try the tacos
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in Japan, and they were horrible.
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Well, yes. Yes.
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I tried tacos also Also in London, like in, I guess there is like a very well-known
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chain that it's called Oaxacas. That's the name of the tacos.
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And they were like a total deception for me. Like, man, this is not a taco.
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But yeah, I am Mexican. So it's really difficult to have that level.
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Yeah. Mike, I think my next podcast is going to be a tacos podcast.
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Well, yeah. If you're living in Mexico City, you don't want some other country's watered-down taco.
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It's just not worth it, right? You come from where the best street tacos are. Yeah.
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Talking about where you're going on your tour, you're going to be headed to
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Mill Valley. And Mill Valley is a lovely, lovely town in the Bay Area.
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You have never been to Mill Valley, or have you been there before?
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No, it's going to be my first time.
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Absolutely beautiful place. Let's go and dance.
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Yes. Let's go and dance. Absolutely. This venue you're going to,
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Sweetwater Music Hall, is a legendary venue.
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Great intimate venue. Mike was just talking about it with Terracactus of how
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it's such an intimate space.
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So I think, and your music is going to, it does feel very intimate.
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It does feel very connective. So I feel like when you do your thing there,
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I think Middle Valley is in for quite the treat, if you will.
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Yeah, and I am super excited because also we are going with three projects that are amazing.
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I have been doing music with Terror Cactus like maybe for three years,
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And also right now that is also working with me, it's amazing to have this musician
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like in the line. and also it's going to be Combo Te Seta that it's also amazing
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and super Latin and I know that you're going to like it a lot.
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Yes, and then Como Te Seta, that's local to us. It's Oakland.
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Yes. So very exciting to have a Bay Area talent there.
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So can you tell our audience when you're going to be there again so people can
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know that they have to be there? I'm so sorry, but I have to be there.
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Change of dates. I have all the dates in an amazing app that is called Master Tour.
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And you have like all your schedule the event, the local the locality and also
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the hotel and yeah it's going to be the 8th of August in Mill Valley,
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California, Sweetwater Music Hall,
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so I will be at that show unfortunately Mike will not be there but I will be
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there and I look forward to meeting you in person and all that good stuff I
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have to say something before we wrap up here we play a game on this show called Two of a Kind.
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Just an example I get that Two of a kind. to make sure it's in your wheelhouse i promised um and
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we are going to be playing for a listener to
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win a prize and that listener will be
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chosen after this so if whoever if you guys get it right and we connect it when
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i reveal that listener they will have won a gift but if you guys get it wrong
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we'll try it next time all right any questions do we got it everybody okay here
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we go So, Pawa, are you ready?
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I am. I am working on this.
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She's ready as she's going to be. Okay, okay. Here we go. Here we go. The category.
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Easy one. The category is a type of,
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taco meat. Now wait till I count from three to one.
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A type of taco meat. Okay. Three, two, one.
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Toyo. Cochinita pibil.
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You. Ew.
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What does that mean?
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in a hole in the... Okay, yes, yes, I've had that before.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's amazing because it's like with a lot of species that
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they are like super different and it's with a lot of condiments.
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And yeah it's very special it's something that you haven't tried it's like yeah
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I don't know it's personal I'll be honest with you both choices that you guys
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picked I was like man why didn't we just go with El Pastor that made the most sense.
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I mean I went with the most basic,
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one so that's what I sorry no two of a kind here i could you imagine if mike
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said that though i would have been like wow,
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i don't want some points yeah awesome and be sure to go check them out august
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8th at sweet sweet water musical in mill valley california i will be there and
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we're very excited to hang out and get our vibe on and, you know, hey, have some fun, man.
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Like Pawel said, let's all get together and let's dance.
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All right, everybody. Thank you for joining us. And we'll see you all next week.
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