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Interview by CBDiabla  Atraco is a collective project from Salamanca (México) that gathers different influences and ways of making music in the urban context. They bet on openness and seek to connect with people that love music as much as they do, finding in it a reason to create and share via parties, recorded sessions and musical releases. In this interview, we go into their operation as a collective, their experience developing independent events in the context of Salamanca, and their focus on strenghtening music culture and its creative communities.
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Interview by CBDiabla  Music Futures is a series that centers individuals, projects, and communities focused on uprooting capitalism and colonialism from music by working to improve the material conditions of workers of the industry and fans. By learning from projects created by people of the global majority (BIPOC), women, queer and disability communities, we can conceive of better futures that are genuinely diverse and inclusive.
Interview by CBDiabla  Music Futures is a series that centers individuals, projects, and communities focused on uprooting capitalism and colonialism from music by working to improve the material conditions of workers of the industry and fans. By learning from projects created by people of the global majority (BIPOC), women, queer and disability communities, we can conceive of better futures that are genuinely diverse and inclusive.
Interview by CBDiabla  Music Futures is a series that centers individuals, projects, and communities focused on uprooting capitalism and colonialism from music by working to improve the material conditions of workers of the industry and fans. By learning from projects created by people of the global majority (BIPOC), women, queer and disability communities, we can conceive of better futures that are genuinely diverse and inclusive.
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