Chocolate Remix sets the trend with "Abanico y antifaz", this season's must-have.

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Chocolate Remix returns with a new single that not only sets the dancefloor on fire, but also gives rhythm to the fire burning in the streets of Argentina. "Abanico y antifaz" blends RKT and guaracha into an explosive beat, bringing together two genres currently resonating strongly in clubs, while its lyrics—moving between irony and playful provocation—reveal an intense reality beneath the surface.

"Abanico y antifaz" is inspired by Argentina's first Federal Anti-Racist and Anti-Fascist Pride March, a collective cry of exhaustion in response to the hateful discourse of President Javier Milei toward the LGBTIQ+ community, which sparked widespread rejection and demonstrations around the world.

With her sharp, confrontational and explicitly queer signature, Chocolate Remix seeks to transform the dancefloor into a space of resistance through pleasure. In a context of rising fascism worldwide, Argentina has become a point of rupture. This time, queer, trans, gay and lesbian communities are drawing the line—unfurling their rainbows, fans and antifaz-cism, a wordplay merging antifaz (eye mask) and anti-fascism into a banner of resistance.

The music video, directed by Gonzalo Mitcoff, is available on YouTube.

Photo & design: Mora Destroya / Estudio Plutón

Chocolate Remix is preparing for her upcoming European tour, which will begin in mid-May. While booking remains open, more than 20 dates are already confirmed in Germany, Spain, France and Switzerland. She has also been selected to present her live show at the international music fair FIMU, in Belfort (France).

Ahead of the international tour, Chocolate Remix will take a Patagonian tour over Easter, with performances in San Carlos de Bariloche, San Martín de los Andes and Villa La Angostura.

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Chocolate Remix is the solo reggaeton, perreo and Latin club rap project of Tucumán-born MC and producer Romina Bernardo, known as Choco.. Through incisive lyrics, she challenges stereotypes by addressing sexuality, gender and a wide range of social, political and cultural issues from a queer transfeminist perspective. Her eloquent and direct style blends satire, humor and a forceful, celebratory expression.
Moving fluidly through reggaeton, Chocolate Remix fuses multiple musical styles—including dembow, baile funk, guaracha, RKT and Latin house—delivering a critical and reflective message that invites listeners to dance and think at the same time. She was selected by the BBC as one of the 100 most influential women in the world just months after releasing her debut album.
Chocolate Remix has released three studio albums—Sátira, Pajuerana and MINGA—as well as numerous singles and collaborations, including "Bip Bip" with La Bomba de Tiempo, the EP Vente Cariña with Mexican rapper Niña Dioz, and the live performance Paraepa with electronic music producer Audia Valdez.

For more information, visit: www.chocolateremix.com