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Two trailblazing Melbourne sound systems – one of which is three metres tall and painted with a giant ape – come together in a celebration of South American music.
Party with a giant ape tearing apart Flinders Street Station amidst fluro-green lights – not literally, but El Gran Mono’s wild, psychedelic art is close enough.
The three-metre-high sound system is the first pico sound system built outside Colombia. Pico traditionally play African and Afro-Colombian music for large dance parties, rarely held outside of South America.
But there’s one happening inside Brunswick’s Howler. El Gran Mono is being joined by Solidarity Sound System, the Melbourne renegade sound system that plays righteous protest music, for a celebration of Colombian and Brasilian music and sound system culture.
On the El Gran Mono side, hear the signature Afro-Colombian sounds of pico with tunes from Jumps, Prince Bastard, and Julia Towers, alongside MC Oscar Jimenez and dance-crew Selva y Tambó. Or cross the room to hear from DJs like Walla C, Lixxxtrado, and Joe Dubs, plus MC Mario Broder and dance-crew Dança Popular Brasileira.
From 6.30pm to 12.30am.
Nesta terça-feira, Ciro Gomes, do PDT, esteve no Rio de Janeiro, onde foi entrevistado no Jornal Nacional, da TV Globo. Ele defendeu a taxação de grandes fortunas para criar um novo modelo previdenciário e garantir o pagamento de benefícios sociais. Ciro acrescentou que, se for eleito, não pretende se candidatar à reeleição. Jair Bolsonaro, do PL, participou de um almoço com empresários na cidade de São Paulo. Luiz Inácio Lula […]
