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Oddó - "Trampa"
Within Chile’s adventurous indie scene, Oddó is often regarded as a chameleon – someone who’s unafraid of bouncing back and forth between pop and reggaeton. But his latest release, “Trampa,” feels like his biggest leap yet. From the jump, the track’s head-turning production harkens to early 2000s electroclash, later morphing into brash and deeply satisfying dembow reminiscent of the breakneck key change in El Alfa’s now iconic verse on Bad Bunny’s “La Romana.” While completely out of left field, “Trampa” is impeccably fresh. Oddó continues to keep fans on their toes. –Richard Villegas