Nothing gets the cash flowing or credit cards aswiping like sex.
With some degree of success, sex is what Kuryaki and Valderramas attempt to exude in their music. Hailing from the land of the gaucho, where Western musical influences have been embraced for many years, the pair takes a large cue from '70s disco and '80s bass-heavy dance. It's stuff that folks in the U.S. outgrew a long time ago. Given the proper amount of nostalgia hype, however, Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas could be another crossover hit. Already in Latin America, the two enjoy a decent amount of fame as their sound is more accessible than, say, reggae thrashers Todos Tus Muertos.