Mira Tus Manos is the DJ project of Cristian Estrella, the Argentine musician and producer based in Europe since 2015. The core of his sets, which he has performed in Slovakia, France, Argentina, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, revolves around Latin American and Slovak folklore, interacting with beats ranging from downtempo to techno, including cumbia and experimental rhythms.
Looking at one’s hands is, at the same time, a practice used in “lucid dreaming” (a technique to become aware within dreams). The writer Carlos Castaneda describes that this way, it is possible to stabilize the dream experience and explore other planes of reality.
This year, Mira Tus Manos—the solo project of Argentine producer Cristian Estrella—released a new album titled The Future Sounds of Slovakia. The record journeys through Slovakia’s rich folkloric traditions and regional cultures, but with a modern twist. Each expansive track, created in collaboration with musicians from around the globe, fuses traditional Slovak sounds with diverse influences from world music.
Mira Tus Manos and the second single in UK.
Two hours of fabulous Global Grooves from all over our beautiful blue/green planet ~ all that’s new from everywhere with DJ Alan B
Mira Tus Manos in the german show.
The Tropeninstitut: From Ethiopian rock to Ghanaian vintage soul hilife, from New York salsa to Cuban neo-guaguanco, from Slovak Andean Balkan cumbia to Scottish psychedelic bagpipes and from King Doudou to Kingdom Molongi.
Mira Tus Manos in the american show from Colorado, USA.
An hour-long magic carpet ride around the world of music, exploring familiar routes and new traditions in international sound. From Asian Dub to Afro-Beat, Indian Breaks to Moroccan Roll; from then to now and here to there – TerraSonic conducts weekly experiments in its freeform world music laboratory.
Mira Tus Manos in the spanish radio emision.
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