MoBlack presents FROM LATIN AMERICA WITH LOVE

“A label compilation can be the first sign of a new cycle. After years shaped by individual trajectories, it brings the focus back to what
made scenes powerful in the first place: shared language, mutual influence and a sense of collective movement.
For a label built on deep rhythm, organic textures and emotional drive, this carries an even stronger meaning. These musical spaces
hold connection, memory and exchange at their core. In this light, a compilation becomes more than a format: it becomes a statement
of identity, a meeting point where different voices contribute to one evolving vision.”
MoBlack, 2026
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Following the global success of its first chapter and in that spirit, “MoBlack presents: FROM LATIN AMERICA WITH LOVE ” gathers four tracks that channel the pulse, colour and vocal character of the region. Rather than following a single stylistic path, the compilation moves through different shades of Latin-influenced club music, where percussion, groove and spanish-tinged vocals play a central role.
Sinego & Xinobi – “Si Vas Al Mar” opens the compilation with a warm, hypnotic groove where Latin vocal phrases drift over rolling percussion and fluid synth lines, setting an atmosphere that feels both intimate and dancefloor-ready.
Martina Camargo, Evo Frost – “Donde Está” stands out for its powerful vocal presence, where Martina Camargo’s voice brings a strong South American character to the track while Evo Frost frames it within a modern club groove.
Mert Altın – “No Puedo Parar” shifts the energy upward with a driving rhythm and catchy Spanish vocal hooks, building a track that moves
effortlessly between tension and release.
Mert Altın – “No Puedo Parar” shifts the energy upward with a driving rhythm and catchy Spanish vocal hooks, building a track that moves
effortlessly between tension and release.
Murmusica – “Tete Ete” closes the compilation on a vibrant note, layering playful melodic elements over tight percussion patterns for a
groove that feels light, rhythmic and infectious.
More than a simple chapter, “FROM LATIN AMERICA WITH LOVE”
reflects a shared musical feeling, one that celebrates the warmth, rhythm and spirit that Latin and South American sounds continue to
bring to global club culture.