Madre Tierra
A Tribute to Argentine Culture with Electronic Beats
"Madre Tierra": A Tribute to Argentine Culture with Electronic Beats
Renowned Argentine DJ and producer Luciano Colman presents Madre Tierra, a single that blends melodic house and afro house, standing out for its essence deeply rooted in Argentina's cultural traditions. This track, which has already made a strong impact on international stages such as Ibiza, seeks to connect listeners worldwide with Argentine roots and folklore.
Inspired by the iconic 1990s track Children by Robert Miles, Madre Tierra opens with an extended introduction that slowly transitions into a drum solo, sampled from a classic 1980s rock song. This unique combination of styles culminates with a sample of a folklorist’s voice proclaiming, "Madre Tierra, siénteme" (“Mother Earth, feel me”). This call to Pachamama intertwines with aboriginal vocals from the native Comechingón peoples and the Córdoba region, where Colman himself originates.
"I wanted this track to have a strong connection to the ethnic and Argentine origins, including folklore and the voices of the indigenous people of our land," explains the producer. Through Madre Tierra, Colman aims to bring a piece of Argentina to the world, combining his country's cultural richness with contemporary electronic rhythms.
The track's reception has been extraordinary, reaching the number one spot on Ibiza charts during the summer and quickly spreading to other countries. Colman's eclectic approach, characterized by his ability to blend diverse sounds, shines in this single, where he transitions from a tranquil introduction to an explosive climax. "I like my music to start soft and evolve into its full potential," he states.
With Madre Tierra, Luciano Colman reaffirms his position as an innovative creator in electronic music, capable of weaving a narrative that connects the modernity of electronic beats with the ancestral roots of Argentina. This single not only invites listeners to dance but also to reflect on the cultural richness the producer shares with the world.
Madre Tierra is now available on all major digital platforms.
