You are known for your musical diversity. It is currently the 90s euro trash wave that is constantly being used. This is used all the time and the 2000s are now cool again. It’s always the 80s because it was the decade of great melodies. Jasik: In the 90s I found the music horrific. How much did you personally like the 90s? On “RWET” you reissue “Rhythm is a dancer” by Snap from 1992. Hopefully we will be able to tick off this chapter at some point if vaccination is more widespread. We are very optimistic people and always try to see the good in the bad. Where do you currently see the greatest glimmer of hope?Ĭhino con Estilo: Basically, we first want people to feel hope at all despite the negative reporting. Because it exceeded all expectations, we put it on the album after all. Then it went viral and we noticed it hit a nerve. The song shouldn’t actually be released as part of the album. The lyrics of the current single “Hope” fit perfectly into our time. However, the tour will not start until May 2022. It was always postponed, but at some point we didn’t want it anymore. After that we actually wanted to announce our new tour for October and bring out the album, but then the pandemic intervened. We couldn’t play the last concert in Berlin. We were on tour in 2020 when the situation got worse and worse. We used the time and put the finishing touches to the album. Have you continued working on it since then? Her new album “Top Ten” was supposed to be released in 2020 and was then postponed by one year due to the corona pandemic, including the tour. In an interview with the news agency spot on news, Mateo Jasik (42), Chino con Estilo, Johnny Strange (38) and Don Cali reveal why the song “Hope” made it onto the album after all, what they got from the “Euro-Trash” 90s and what to look forward to most in the anniversary year 2022. On Friday (May 28th) the band’s new ten-song album, “Top Ten”, will be released – their tenth overall. At that time, the band had been around for five years, and in 2022 they will celebrate their 20th anniversary. With “Hamma!” Culcha Candela made their final breakthrough in the music business in 2007.
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