El Remolon is the alter ego of Andres Schteingart, an electronic music producer who experiments with Latin American rhythms such as cumbia, reggaeton and folklore and one of the pioneers of the movement called Cumbia Digital. After several years of introspection, he presents a new studio work in which he invites to deconstruct the traditional norms of making electronic music and mestizo sounds, emphasizing the irregularities and unclear areas of today's world. From minimalist folk to organic electronics, Asimetrico is made up of 10 songs, in which El Remolon works with native instruments, flirting with folklore without assuming a particular style. Simple uses of guitars, legueros bass drums and charangos are interspersed in Creole riffs that mimic Atahualpa, and when combined with electronic textures, they leave us an atmosphere that manages to be restorative, mystical and techno at the same time. Moving freely between the experimental and the downtempo, and thinking of the song as a mode of expression, artists such as Luvi Torres, Pol Nada, Lauphan and the revelation of the urban coplero Brawlio collaborate. Focus Track: Canal ft Luvi Torres & Klik and Frik