Album lore

DOGA, Juana Molina’s 2025 release on Sonamos, continues her exploration of folk and folktronica from Argentina with ten tracks that blend acoustic textures and experimental rhythms. The album features compositions like “Caravanas,” where Molina’s voice navigates intricate layers of guitar and subtle electronic elements, creating a delicate interplay that resists easy categorization. Recorded and released in late 2025, DOGA holds to Molina’s lineage of crafting music that is both intimately personal and richly detailed. Its ten pieces, including “La Paradoja” and “Intringulado,” unfold with a measured patience, offering a signal from the contemporary Latin American folktronica scene without resorting to familiar tropes. The record’s resonance lies in its quiet insistence on nuance, a characteristic that has secured Molina’s place among discerning listeners.

Album lore

DOGA, Juana Molina’s 2025 release on Sonamos, continues her exploration of folk and folktronica from Argentina with ten tracks that blend acoustic textures and experimental rhythms. The album features compositions like “Caravanas,” where Molina’s voice navigates intricate layers of guitar and subtle electronic elements, creating a delicate interplay that resists easy categorization. Recorded and released in late 2025, DOGA holds to Molina’s lineage of crafting music that is both intimately personal and richly detailed. Its ten pieces, including “La Paradoja” and “Intringulado,” unfold with a measured patience, offering a signal from the contemporary Latin American folktronica scene without resorting to familiar tropes. The record’s resonance lies in its quiet insistence on nuance, a characteristic that has secured Molina’s place among discerning listeners.