Your Mix Fix: Vitola

By  Isabela Raygoza

Your Mix Fix: Vitola

The word mixtape has plenty of different interpretations. It used to be that mixtapes were actually DJ sets recorded on cassette tapes, but with the coming of the digital music age, the name remained the same, but the definition expanded. Nowadays, people call mixtapes many different things, some of which are not necessarily mixed and most of which were never taped. Here we try to cover them all. In this column, Juan Data gives you a worthy one every week.

DJ: Vitola

MIXTAPE: Mee Mixtape 2012

So yeah, last week I ended my column promising you guys that the next one would have some popular songs that you could sing-along to. Honestly I didn’t have any mixtape in particular in mind at that point. I never do my homework that much in advance. But then, almost out of nowhere, this one fell right onto my lap!

All the way from Colombia’s capital this week we feature DJ Vitola. He’s somehow related to the Llorona Records family, which we already introduced you to on a previous installment of this weekly column, and as you might be able to guess, he’s into the whole moombahton mashup thing.

In this almost hour long mixtape, Vitola replicates a set at a trendy nightclub, playing all the top-40 hits that drunk people love to sing along to (including that annoying Goyte song), but he only does so in moombahtonized versions and original mashups. Fortunately, he moves really fast from song to song so he doesn’t give you time to start hating on them. With the exception of Munchi‘s moombah-anthem “Sandungueo” there are no other Latin music moments throughout the mix. Anyway, you wanted songs that you knew from the radio, so here you go, now you can start chanting with your buddies “toniiiiiight we are yooooooung.”

MEE Mixtape!!! 2012 – Dj Vitola by djvitola


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