Conjunto Media Luna presents two new tracks that bring together different geographies, collaborators, and histories of cumbia. “Kumbia dos Pasitos,” in collaboration with Turbo Sonidero, and “No es Moda,” alongside La Terrorista del Sabor, are released jointly on 7” vinyl by Little Beat More and on digital platforms through In-correcto. The cover design is by Bogotá-based artist Mateo Rivano, whose work has defined the visual identity of several influential projects in Colombian alternative music. “Kumbia dos Pasitos” is a dialogue between Bogotá and San José, California, weaving accordion traditions from the Montes de María with drum machines, samples, and codes of street cumbia. It follows the path of a genre that has circulated for decades, crossing borders and creating communities from Monterrey to Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, and Bogotá. Turbo Sonidero, co-founder of the Kumbia Net collective, has been central in this process, shaping new approaches to digital cumbia and linking so