Faauna, an Argentinian music duo-turned-collective, has etched its mark in the world of electronic and alternative music by blending traditional Latin American rhythms with modern beats, creating a genre that can best be interpreted as digital cumbia or electro-cumbia. With their inception in the late 2000s, Faauna originally consisted of two members, Cristian Del Negro and Pablo Paz, who brought a revolutionary sound to the underground music scene by mixing reggaeton, cumbia, dancehall, and other tropical styles with cutting-edge electronic influences.

Over the years, as their reputation and artistic vision expanded, Faauna transformed into a collective to enhance the collaborative nature of their music-making process. Their sonic landscape is characterized by a heavy bass and psychedelic-infused beats, which invite listeners to both reflective moments and high-energy dance floors. Albums and tracks like "La Manita de Fauna," "Manshines," and "Psicodelia Cosa Seria" showcase their evolution and their ability to push the boundaries of conventional music genres. The release of singles like "Weeda" and remix albums such as "Weeda RMXD" demonstrate Faauna's dexterity in reimagining their own creations, while more recent projects like "Tropicalypsis Now" and "Tropicalipsys Now" signal their continued commitment to innovate, maintaining their relevance and excitement among followers of Latin electronic music.