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David Carrizales heralds a new chapter for Brazilian band&nbsp;Francisco, el Hombre with a blissful promo that follows a young man&nbsp;walking through the sun-kissed streets of Madrid on a journey of discovery.The video for the band's new version of popular song Despedida with&nbsp;Letícia Fialho, features&nbsp;Jessy Castro as the mysterious character who sets out with calm determination&nbsp;and elegant style, towards an unknown destination - the symbolic representaion of a new creative direction for the band.Filmed in various locations around Madrid, Carrizales captures the young man's unrushed progress with beautifully composed sequences, before arriving at the venue where&nbsp;Francisco, el Hombre and&nbsp;Letícia Fialho are performing their new version of Despedida (meaning 'Farewell').It's a thoroughly uplifting experience, an absorbing vehicle to welcome the viewer into the pace and rhythm of the music.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;

Spain

Wanda Siri

David Carrizales

Manuela Delgado

Alexandra Dorante

Mónica Regueira

Hugo González

Daniel Meré

Freddy Cardenas

Marcus Stenbeck

Eric Peña

Alberto Pina

Marc Oliver

Carlos Cañal

Pablo Blanco

Andrés Fernández

Maria Nualart

Only Postproduction

Jakub Brudny

Jessy Castro

Contemporary Latin

Francisco, El Hombre ft Leticia Fialho 'Despedida' by David Carrizales

Francisco, el Hombre - Despedida feat. Letícia Fialho (Clipe Oficial)

Spooky season may be over, but&nbsp;David Carrizales' hypnotic promo for&nbsp;Colombia-based industrial-metal&nbsp;artist&nbsp;Hypervuur brings plenty of haunting vibes.&nbsp;The video for&nbsp;El Fin De La Humanidad is a sensory overload, by design. Matching the experimental and ambiguous track, an array of mixed-media snapshots flash on and off screen, tied together by a brilliantly unhinged performance.&nbsp;Animated sequences transition to hyper-vibrant typeface montages, all linked by a chaotic and abstract style.“We started without any clue of where it would take us," explains Carrizales. "As if wandering through a thick jungle, seeing only what's 10 cm ahead of you, and hacking your way through with a machete."Instead of following any plan we simply allowed the song to unfold, playing with different layers, textures, and techniques. It was quite a trip, and quite fun doing it.”&nbsp;

Colombia

Joaquín Castaño

Alfonso Elola

Samuel Checa

Jorge Oviedo

Carol Cybulski

Harbor Picture Company

Metal

Industrial

Rock

Hypervuur 'El Fin De La Humanidad' by David Carrizales

Hypervuur - El Fin de la Humanidad (Official Music Video)

David Carrizales directs an old-school band performance&nbsp;promo for Colombian punk rock outfit Independiente 81.Boisterous and lively,&nbsp;showcasing the group's performance style in a confident and inspired fashion, and focussing purely on the music,&nbsp;Carrizales creates a high-energy experience that still feels cinematic and accomplished."Staying true to the song and i81 style, the approach couldn’t be more simple: back to basics,"&nbsp;the director explains."A stripped-down, B&amp;W music video free of narrative, actors, or any single prop. Just a classic lighting setup in an empty studio with the band playing the song at full blast."[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Jesús Jaramillo

Lucas Urdaneta

Esteban Pava

Jhonatan Mejía

Jorge Herrera

Camilo Acosta

Juanita Marín

Karol Cybulski

CHEAT

Independiente 81 'Básico' by David Carrizales

Independiente 81 - Básico (Video oficial)

David Carrizales directs a stirring promo&nbsp;for Renata Flores.&nbsp;Pachamama is the most sacred deity of the Incas. Mother of hills and men, ruler of harvests and earthquakes, nurturer of life. In her new music video, Renata Flores embodies Pachamama to warn us about the damage beyond repair that humans are inflicting on the planet each day.Shot in&nbsp;Lima, Perú, the video takes viewers to La Chira beach,&nbsp;the pulsing streets of Callao, the crowded grocery market of Trujillo and a Santería (a religious shop), where the artist cries and dances hypnotically as a form of protest - as an undeniable way to make us stop looking the other way and start facing the music.Carrizales experiments with rich colour palettes and juxtaposition to craft a world of extremes:&nbsp;beauty and strength, aesthetics and&nbsp;energy, nature and concrete.

Peru

Callina Pearson

Sake

Eduardo Guerra

Fernando Cobian

Carlos Granda

Guillermo García

Ricardo Pigati

Christian Duarte

Jose De La Cruz

Ana Tafur

Leslie Prieto

Karina Jiménez

Adrián Rey

Leda Díaz

Karol Cybulksi

Renata Flores 'Pachamama' by David Carrizales

Renata Flores - Pachamama

A fun affair begins at a funfair in this charming video for Spanish '80s disco-boogie nugget, Marengo's Puente De Esperanza, featuring dancers Anna Engerström and Wing Yue Leung.Directed by Denise Moreno, it's an engaging&nbsp;dance film, choreographed by Engerström and wonderfully shot by&nbsp;Jan Vrhovnik on 16mm.&nbsp;The pair find each other by the crowded merry-go-round, and their romance plays out in&nbsp;movement as the now-deserted funfair becomes their personal playground.Their only company comes from the distracted occupant&nbsp;of the ticket booth -&nbsp;watching a video from the '80s on his portable TV. That's a nod to&nbsp;the era when the track&nbsp;was originally released - in 1986 - and&nbsp;Marengo's Puente De Esperanza is now the debut single&nbsp;from Soundway Records' classy compilation, Ritmo Fantasía: Balearic Spanish Synth-Pop, Boogie and House (1982-1992).

United Kingdom

Denise Moreno

Nathan Craig

Jan Vrhovnik

Kate Eccarius

Rosa Connell

Anusha Solanki

Héctor Cornelles

Faith Millin

Wash

Josep Ribas

Soundway Records

Wing Yue Leung

Anna Engerström

Balearic

Disco

Boogie

Marengo 'Puente De Esperanza' by Denise Moreno

Marengo-'Puente-De-Esperanza'-by-Denise-Moreno

Federico&nbsp;Urdaneta directs 'a&nbsp;romp through Margate' for local band Pigeon - who include director Tom Dream in their ranks - featuring dancer Danni Spooner as an&nbsp;impish sea creature,&nbsp;emerging from the surf to get up to mischief in town.Spooner's elemental&nbsp;performance that provides the focus of the video for It's You, and as they&nbsp;clash&nbsp;with the locals, their energy matches the raucous drive of the track.The band also provide a foil for their antics, and as evening falls, that finally inspire a quieter moment.