Baile del Karramarro
by This is a great video for a damn decent tune. Those with a bit of Latin blood flowing through them tear it up like no others, and little-known Spanish group, Paniks, are a perfect example of this. There’s a relentless energy running through the track, and the lo-fi video is a fine accompaniment.
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