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The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space. Felix Contreras | March 31, 2022 “Mi padre dice asustado / Que me salga de su lado / ‘Ellos son marijuanos,’” (“My father warned me / That I shouldn’t hang out with you all / ‘They are a bunch of potheads,’”) Los Rivera Destino sings in the song “Mis Amigos.” “Pero son mis hermanos / Y los quiero asi! (“That may be, but I love those potheads anyway!”) The tongue in cheek ode to pasto (marijuana) set to the classic Latin genre bolero perfectly exemplifies how the Puerto Rican group Los Rivera Destino not only delivers impeccable musicianship and a reverential embrace of nostalgia, but also lots of humor. All of that is on full display in its Tiny Desk (home) concert recorded in its hometown of San Juan, Puerto Rico. College friends Carlos Figueroa, Fernando Tarrazo and Antonio Sánchez started out making satirical YouTube videos about Puerto Rican politics. But as music became part of their schtick, they broke out as recording artists with a slowed-down bolero version of the reggaeton classic “Te Boté.” Next thing they knew, megastar Bad Bunny wanted to record with them. The group’s musical trajectory now finds the three friends seated behind their “desk” for a performance that is equal parts serious and three-ring circus. Los Rivera Destino’s clever wordplay dominates the first song, “Edgar Allan Poe,” before it launches into a bolero and bossa nova-tinged live version of “Castigo.” Originally recorded with the group’s compay (close friend) Pedro Capó, it’s performed here with a four-piece band that displays the kind of musical versatility that seems commonplace in Puerto Rico. “Mis Amigos” is a deliriously funny ode to smoking weed. If you don’t speak Spanish, pay close attention to the translated lyrics, which do a great job interpreting both the meaning and the humor of these incredibly talented comedy writers. The last song, “Pancakes,” a loving tribute to the doughy breakfast food, wraps up this visual and lyrical treat of a performance by a group that has carved out a singular place in Latin music. SET LIST “Edgar Allan Poe” “Castigo” “Mis Amigos” “Pancakes” MUSICIANS Fernando Tarrazo: bongos, guitar, vocals Antonio Sánchez: egg shaker, vocals Carlos Figueroa: vocals Hiram Molina: Puerto Rican cuatro, bass, keys, vocals Diego López: keys, sampler, vocals David Díaz: bass, guitar, vocals Bennett Service: drums Jomar Figueroa: whistle, vocals CREDITS Producer: Guri Bellaflores Director: César Berríos TINY DESK TEAM Producer: Felix Contreras, Anamaria Sayre Video Producer: Kara Frame Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Bobby Carter, Joshua Bryant, Maia Stern, Ashley Pointer Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann #eltiny #nprmusic #losriveradestino

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