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September con Somadifusa y Plu con Pla.
Sep. 3rd, 2024 08:37 amHere is the September image from my small-batch printed calendar from the Colombian muralist who works under the name Somadifusa.
I love how very Semper Vivens it is.
Somadifusa has an Instagram here, but you can also see examples of her art on album covers. Here's one for a collaboration between the Afro-Colombian group Plu con Pla and the US-born producer and instrumentalist Biomigrant:
That album, by the way, is great, and available on Bandcamp here.
The name "Plu con Pla" comes from a traditional dish in Tumaco, a city on the Pacific coast of Colombia. The "Plu" is short for the name of a beloved fish, the plumuda. "Pla" is short for plátano (plantain)--> so, plumuda fish with plantains. The band has a song called "La Plumuda Llegó" about life on the coast, fishing, and the plumuda.
I love how very Semper Vivens it is.
Somadifusa has an Instagram here, but you can also see examples of her art on album covers. Here's one for a collaboration between the Afro-Colombian group Plu con Pla and the US-born producer and instrumentalist Biomigrant:
That album, by the way, is great, and available on Bandcamp here.
The name "Plu con Pla" comes from a traditional dish in Tumaco, a city on the Pacific coast of Colombia. The "Plu" is short for the name of a beloved fish, the plumuda. "Pla" is short for plátano (plantain)--> so, plumuda fish with plantains. The band has a song called "La Plumuda Llegó" about life on the coast, fishing, and the plumuda.
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