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Latin American Ethereal Goth Bands

Latin American Ethereal Goth Bands

Today’s video is about ethereal goth bands from Latin America. Ethereal goth, also known as ethereal wave, is a goth subgenre associated hea

Today’s video is about ethereal goth bands from Latin America. Ethereal goth, also known as ethereal wave, is a goth subgenre associated heavily with the 1990s and early 00s, though it is seeing a resurgence with an interest in romantic goth and what the kids are now calling “whimsigoth” (basically 1990s witchy vibes) rising again.

Below is a lost of all of the bands included, along with the song featured in the video, as well as a link to their Bandcamp account and any social media platforms they are on.

Luna in Caelo

Song in the video: “Susurro”

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook

2. Binzantina

Song in the video: “Inertia”

Bandcamp

Social Media: Facebook

3. Perlas tus Ojos

Song in the video: “Sin Nombre”

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook

4. Lágrimas de Emilia

Song in the video: “Inerte”

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook

5. Scarlet Leaves

Song in the video: "Dust and Silence"

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook

6. In Auroram

Song in the video: “Fenestrae”

Bandcamp

Social Media: Facebook, MySpace

7. Wintry

Song in the video: "Schmerz"

Bandcamp

Social Media: Facebook

8. Red Apple Cvlt

Song in the video: "The Garden"

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook

9. Condemnatus

Song in the video: "Uncertainty"

Bandcamp

Social Media: YouTube, Facebook

*Honorary Mention*

Santa Sabina

Song in the video: "Solo El Mar"

They never had a Bandcamp, but are available on most streaming platforms.

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"Lament" by Jalisco, Mexico-based gothic minimalist neoclassical project Condemnatus off of 2019 EP The Nightmare of Waking Up

[john--117]

I'm a curious person and I like to learn things from others, specially when they are different from me. I don't believe in any god or religion, and I see that you post biblical quotes. But, what do you think about some quotes like Leviticus 19:20, Deut. 22:24, Leviticus 21:9, Deut. 12:29? No bad feelings, just curiosity. I like so much your blog, indeed.

Hey man, it's cool! Like generally, the 'laws' of the Old Testament aren't regarded, at all. These laws were created by the phrases for the Jews, it was really only for the Jews, and when God sent Jesus down to Earth, through his death he fulfilled the old laws, inherently became the law, and people who live through him, will have eternal life.

It really annoys me when radical Christians/Catholics quote Leviticus and Deuteronomy as THE word, and use it condem others, when in fact I bet their lives have most probably go against those laws! And it also irritates me when people who are anti-religion forever quote these without actually doing their research about it.

It's cool man, of course no bad feelings, you've got a pretty kick ass blog too.