Ready to enter the race for the summer hit, the mysterious collective ‘La Badante’, whose members have been hidden for years behind anonymity and whose debut three years ago, with the song ‘Words of Love’, did not go unnoticed due to the presence in the video clip of the writer Aldo Busi who tried his hand at the ‘dubbing’ of the text in a perfect lipsync. After his debut with the album ‘L’Amore è un bourgeois algorithm’ – which has exceeded two and a half million streaming and in Spain it reached the 4th place on iTunes among the best-selling albums – and the single ‘Superficiale ‘, In fact, La Badante publishes ‘Odi il reggaeton’, a new unpublished manifesto that makes fun of the reggaeton fashion, making use of it in turn for this piece that mixes Middle Eastern strings and contemporary loops with the Latin rhythm in the ill-concealed intent to enter the listener’s head.
The object of the irreverent manifesto (and of an original video resulting from a skilful montage of copyright-free images caught on the net) not only criticizes the unmistakable Latin dance but also against “the cringe stories of others, the Russian brawls and football players is The terrace parties full of drug dealers, Formentera Mykonos Dubai, the crazy baby-squirts of trap, the indie singers with dad’s moneyà “A new chapter, destined to make people dance and discuss, as well as relaunch the hunt for the identity of the mysterious members of La Badante.