frekvencionista
Frekvencionista is a term derived from the Portuguese word "frequência," meaning frequency, and refers to a style of electronic music that emerged in Brazil during the late 1990s and early 2000s. This genre blends elements of techno, house, and Brazilian rhythms, often incorporating traditional instruments like the berimbau, cavaquinho, or pandeiro into electronic productions. Frekvencionista music is characterized by its hypnotic beats, melodic hooks, and a focus on rhythm and groove, often with a futuristic or spacey atmosphere.
The movement gained traction in São Paulo, particularly in the underground club scene, where DJs and producers
Frekvencionista music often features themes of social commentary, spirituality, and cultural identity, reflecting the diverse influences
Today, frekvencionista remains a significant part of Brazil’s electronic music heritage, celebrated for its innovative fusion