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Splice Sounds Fuego Latin Trap Sample Pack [WAV]
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Splice Sounds Fuego Latin Trap Sample Pack [WAV]

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An artist long at the forefront of Latin music, Fuego is a leader in Latin trap. Following his international number-one hit "Una Vaina Loca," the artist pivoted from an urban-influenced Carribean mambo sound toward trap, collaborating with international creators such as Juanes, Dillon Francis, Rick Ross, and Pitbull, amongst others. Fuego brings rumbling 808 one shots, hi-hat and sub-bass layered drum loops; claps, kicks, and snares to this unique trap pack - a Fuego/Splice first. Amongst the samples are vocals that at their hardest maintain Fuego's signature warmth. Ambient and dramatic fx, airy melodic loops, and a touch of latin guitar flare also feature. Teaming with trap sounds and a touch of latin inspiration, from genre-pushing musician, Fuego's pack is hot as hell. Contains: 50 Drum Loops And One Shots 7 FX Loops And One Shots 36 Tonal Loops And One Shots 17 Vocals

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