On “For All the Generations” her vocal runs over downtempo electronic production from Argentine producer Pedro Canale, whose project Chancha Vía Circuito has been active in downtempo, folktronica and Latin American electronic music since the mid-2000s. Across albums such as Río Arriba, Amansara, Bienaventuranza and La Estrella, he combines programmed beats with cumbia patterns, Brazilian rhythms, Paraguayan harp and Andean melodic lines, often working with labels like ZZK Records and Wonderwheel Recordings. His remix of José Larralde‘s “Quimey Neuquén”, later used in Breaking Bad, became a key entry point into his catalogue for listeners outside the region. Percussion comes from Daniel Mora Robinson, with additional vocals from Marypaz Munay, whose harmonies layer beneath and alongside Paoro‘s lead, grounding the track’s collective address in more than one voice.