Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso Bring Argentine Heat to NPR’s Tiny Desk
The recent Tiny Desk Concert by Argentine duo Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso has captivated global audiences. The performance, part of NPR’s “El Tiny” series, showcases the unique and genre-blending style of these Buenos Aires-based artists. Known for their eclectic mix of trap, electronic, and hip-hop sounds, Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso brought a fresh approach to some of their most popular songs by incorporating live instrumental arrangements featuring brass, percussion, and background vocals. This setup allowed them to experiment with new textures and rhythms, providing a jazzier and more orchestral take on tracks like “DUMBAI,” “EL ÚNICO,” and “BABY GANGSTA”
Their performance also included a blend of tracks, such as a fusion of “Mi Deseo” and “BAD BITCH,” adding new harmonies and vocal layers. The concert’s live band setup—featuring keyboards, bass, and extensive brass instrumentation—helped amplify their trademark sound. The concert reflects their growth as musicians, pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional trap and reggaeton with diverse musical influences. Their on-stage chemistry and bold, high-energy vibe resonated with fans, both new and old, earning the duo praise on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube Remezcla West Park Radio Library.
Their appearance is part of NPR’s broader effort to highlight Latin artists through “El Tiny,” celebrating diverse voices in Latin music. This concert introduces Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso to new listeners worldwide, positioning them as rising stars in the Latin music scene. Watch the full concert on NPR Music’s YouTube to experience their genre-defying sound firsthand.
