Native Instruments releases documentary video 'Sabroso! A Road Trip to Colombia's Caribbean Coast'

Berlin, November 6, 2014 – Native Instruments today released the
original documentary 'Sabroso! A Road Trip to Colombia's Caribbean
Coast'. The film explores how the area’s rich musical heritage has
shaped its contemporary music scene – a vibrant blend of traditional
influences and modern sounds. Through exclusive interviews with artists,
producers, DJs, soundsystem owners, and other key figures in the music
scene, director Luis Antonio Delgado and host Mauricio Alvarez
demonstrate the energy and diversity of a unique music culture, which
has had a lasting impact on European and North American producers.

'Sabroso! A Road Trip to Colombia’s Caribbean Coast' pays homage to the
region's indigenous music while highlighting some of its brightest
up-and-coming stars. In the film, Mauricio Alvarez, producer of renowned
Columbian tropi-pop trio Cero39, journeys across the Colombian landscape
– from Bogotá to its Caribbean Coast. On his way, Alvarez gets an
exclusive insight into Colombian Picó Soundsystem Culture and meets a
number of key Colombian producers, including DJ Rata and DJ Dever. The
recently released MASCHINE Expansion CARIBBEAN CURRENT features
exclusive sounds from artists featured in 'Sabroso!'.

Native Instruments' original documentary Sabroso! A Road Trip to
Colombia's Caribbean Coast is available at:
http://youtu.be/7CYNZVEg_M0

Additional information on CARIBBEAN CURRENT is available at:
www.native-instruments.com/caribbeancurrent