Artist's albums
Materia Negra (Deluxe Edition)
2021 · album
Materia Negra
2020 · album
Dia, Pt. 2 (Do It Again)
2020 · single
Permiso
2020 · single
We'll Do It
2020 · single
Boys and Girls (Mochi Men Remix)
2019 · single
We Latin Like That
2018 · album
Time to Love
2018 · single
Da Manha (DJ Center Remix)
2017 · single
Paris to Nueva York
2015 · album
Funky Tumbao
2014 · album
Latin Piece of Soul
2013 · album
Ijo Soul
2013 · single
Funky Tumbao
2011 · single
Tcha Soul
2009 · single
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Biography
Created in 2006, SETENTA, the Latin Soul band based in Paris, spreads a unique mix over the world scene and makes its summer moult in 2023 with latin "disco" funk flavors. In the context of strong swells crossing the planet, the combo borrows, with the requiered insolence, the cape of "On the road again " of Bernard Lavilliers. This monument of the french repertoire is dressed with a Nuyorican disco orchestration, on an Afro-Cuban rhythm called "mozambique", which propels this song again on the dancefloors and weaves a transgenerational link. The Frenchies, embarked on live tour and in recording studio by New-York legend Joe Bataan, are back with another piece, resolutely optimistic, that sounds like a universal rallying song. We Came to Shingaling! For their fifth album, Materia Negra, they returned to their roots: hard Latin funk with plenty of Afro-Latin percussion upfront in the mix contrasted with accents of lush vocal harmony and warm, breezy melody. SETENTA’s sound has always been soulful, with plenty of tropical Caribbean roots, but this time there is an even stronger Afro-centric theme and gritty psychedelic R&B angle, clothed in galactic, outer-space trappings, bringing to mind another forerunner, Mandrill, as well as the Afro-Futurist mothership vibe of Parliament-Funkadelic. Pics : Anthony Passant