@RehnSturm256 do you have an example?
I am Latin and i literally don't know what you guys are talking about lel
I live in Mexico.
The panorama of today's Latin music is so shitty and depresive that i literally don't know what kind of music you are talking about when you say "sounds like an anime opening" or "nice sounding", so i am very confused. That's why i asked for examples.
If you talk about earlier stuff, like mid-00s to back to the 80s then i would agree to some extent.
I see it as a universal decline.The "anime opening" was a little cheeky joke, but I meant it as a positive. I'm not talking about openings like from a harem anime or something really schlock-y.
For example, I literally heard a song on the Latin station that sounded like the opening to the anime Basilisk, which I liked : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6gbXIX8gMl8
@RehnSturm256 @dirb @supersid333
yeah if you go back in time you can find a lot of variety and actual quality in latin music all across america, not only in mexico of course. But if you talk about TODAY's latin music you are most of the time reduced to whatever reggaeton loop track they are playing on today's radio.
Stuff like this isn't being produced anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUH_Sr_aFy4
@RehnSturm256 @dirb @supersid333 Yeah, even "traditional" mexican stuff is noisy as hell, is not made to be remembered, only consumed. It's pretty sad.
I feel like most rap, pop, and reggaeton is targeting the lowest common denominators, People who don't really like music, they just like SOUND or NOISE.