Last week DJ La Boite organized a Sold Out event in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from his hiding post in The Republic of Faraway. On a hot summer night, hundreds of people could not get into a crowded club where the lisergic latino garage sounds of Fuzzanova, combined with the raw power of the local Beat band Amor Indio were mesmerizing the audience.
This week you have the chance to dance to thethe rawest garage, the funkiest go-go, the trippiest psychedelic and Bossanova soul, and the coolest Boogaloo and Chicha from the 60s and 70s en español. PlusFREE VODKA DRINKS FROM 11:30pm to 12:30am!
This Thursday, March 10th at 9:30 pm The Delancey168 Delancey St. (Bet. Clinton & Attorney) Lower East Side, Ciudad de Nueva York Fto Delancey St.J MZto Essex St. And remember...NEVER A COVER.
Flash back to the year 1969, while the rest of the world got to groove + Go-Go in public, South America had to party on the down low. Fuzz guitars were confiscated by the police, mini skirts were condemned by the ultra conservative religious right and lists of local bands and hipster fans were compiled by the CIA and passed to powerful Dictators for prosecution.
Its no surprise that during those years, the rawest garage, the funkiest go-go, the trippiest psychedelic and Bossa Nova soul was produced in the basements of Buenos Aires, the Favelas in Brazil, the heights of Bolivia and Peru, and the jungles in Paraguay.
It's the sickest, fuzziest sound that has inspired FUZZANOVA- the South American Sixties Dance Party- hecho para el freak out!
