The Sound of Caracas Indie

"The Sound of Caracas Indie" taps into the eclectic spirit of Venezuela’s capital, showcasing a wide range of indie sounds that have emerged from the city over the past two decades. From the raw energy of La Vida Bohème’s “Radio Capital” to the more introspective tones of La Pequeña Revancha’s “Yo Era el Sol,” this playlist maps out an underground scene defined by its range and resilience.

Across its tracks, you'll find punk-edged rock from The Asbestos, sunny grooves from Sunsplash, electronic textures courtesy of Massearatti 2Lts, and genre-bending blends like "Cantos Campesinos - Hector Plimmer Remix" by Isaac Sasson. There’s a notable mix of moods here too — songs like “Maiquetía” by Irán capture a reflective tone, while “Tubo de Escape” by Los Javelin leans into retro surf flair. Altogether, it’s a window into how Caracas indie has sounded — and how it continues to evolve.