Pablo Chill-E makes his cueca debut with Nano Parra on “Lolos marihuaneros”
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- Chilean singer Pablo Chill-E has released his first song in the traditional cueca style.
- He joined folk musician Nano Parra on a new version of “Lolos marihuaneros,” originally released by Parra in 1970.
- Chill-E previously explored folk music with Inti-Illimani Histórico and Quilapayún.
Pablo Chill-E has made his debut as a cueca performer alongside acclaimed Chilean folklorist Nano Parra.
The pair recorded a new version of “Lolos marihuaneros,” a cueca chora song that Parra, Violeta Parra’s nephew, released in 1970. Parra had recently reworked the song with Los Tricolores before inviting Chill-E to join that version.
The collaboration marks the trap artist’s first release in the traditional Chilean rhythm. Chill-E had previously moved toward folk sounds on “Aburrido,” a collaboration with Inti-Illimani Histórico and Quilapayún.
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