Disco music is one of many components that form the musical
genetics of Los Auténticos Decadentes, and this time it appears in “Bailando,”
the new official single from Capítulo D, the second album in the ADN trilogy.
“Bailando” is an
original song by the Spanish group Alaska & los Pegamoides,
which was incredibly popular in the 1980s. Reclaiming their disco spirit, Los
Auténticos Decadentes present this fresh and trendy version with the
special participation of Miranda! With humor and irony, the song speaks
to the mayhem of a night out and the alcohol in one’s body and is accompanied
by a video clip filmed in Buenos Aires under the direction of Octavio
Lovisolo.
“Bailando” ft. Miranda! was recorded by Gustavo Borner in the Sony Music Mexico
studios and Ale Sergi at Estudio Fantasma in Buenos Aires. The project
was produced artistically by Martín “Moska” Lorenzo, Mariano
Franceschelli and Los Auténticos Decadentes, and was co-produced,
mixed, and mastered by Gustavo Borner in the Igloo Music studios in Los
Angeles.
ADN is the trilogy of albums
that highlights LAD’s musical influences through new covers and includes
collaborations with important figures in Latin American music, such as Los
Palmeras, Attaque 77, Andrea Prodan, Ulises Bueno, Los
Pericos, Bandalos Chinos, León Gieco, Santaferia and Beto
Cuevas from Chile; Rubén Rada from Uruguay; Panteón Rococó, Natalia
Lafourcade and Don Lupe Esparza from Mexico; and Tokyo Ska
Paradise from Japan, among others. The band has already released the first
two installments of the ADN trilogy, Capítulos A y D, and will
release the final part, Capitulo N, towards the end of 2022.
The project, which has garnered praise throughout the continent,
will be officially presented live to the public on two separate dates: July 16
at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, where the band will be performing
for the first time with a spectacular 360 set up, and then August 6 at Estadio
Luna Park in Buenos Aires.
Since 1986, Los Auténticos Decadentes
have constructed a career full of hits, great memories, and a lot of rock. Over
the course of more than 35 years, the band has released 12 studio albums, an
MTV Unplugged special, and 3 live DVDs, achieving numerous distinctions and
awards, but mainly winning over the hearts of the people.
