I decided to revive something I haven't done in a while. Travel Tunes Tuesday where I share some of my favorite travel songs and music I've heard from other countries.
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1. Duro y Suave by Leslie Grace & Noriel
I'm starting with one that I've been hearing a lot recently since I'm writing this from Mexico City. Duro y Suave is a song that recently came out and is blowing up all over Latin America. Leslie grace is a popular Dominican singer. The lyrics are pretty much your basic superficial pop song about lust and sex and all that, but the melody is catchy AF. And who doesn't love a good tempo change on the dance floor?
2. Our City by WoodzSTHLM & Kid Thomas Feat. Shoffy
I love listening to this song when I travel. Especially while I'm in Asia. The music sounds like a mix between Kygo-esque tropical synths and a Chinese guzheng. It's a kind of care-free song about freedom. Our City can refer to your home city but I like to apply it to any city I'm in. The lyrics are simple, just repeating one phrase. But I think it's so applicable to the backpacker kind of lifestyle that I'm used to. Whether by yourself, out with new friends you just made, or with that special someone... This song is a perfect soundtrack to your urban adventures.
3. Unconditionally Bae by Sauti Sol & Alikiba
I've been on the search for good African music lately because I know there is plenty out there. The unfortunate thing I found is that most of the popular African songs within the last few years are so heavily auto-tuned it's just difficult for me to listen to, much less, appreciate. Seriously, them with their auto-tune machines is like a child was given a shiny new toy and they won't stop playing with it, not even to eat. Maybe they're all trying to be the next T-Pain. Anyway, I stumbled across Unconditionally Bae and it made me laugh. I can't tell if these boys from Kenya and Tanzania were trying to be funny with it, but that's how it came across. In any case, they have talent. Can't wait to get back to Africa.
What are some of your favorite travel tunes?