In their short existence, Cómeme have placed themselves in a class of their own. Ingeniously harmonizing the passion of underground latin music together with the soul of Chicago and Detroit House, the crew of Matias Aguayo, Rebolledo, Diegors, DJs Pareja, Christian S, Capracara and Daniel Maloso continue to trail blaze clubs with their sweat fueled parties that have become almost mythical in status. If you've been to see any of them play, you've likely heard them spin tracks from their newest addition to the roster - the young Ana Helder. Hailing from Rosario, Argentina she represents a generation of young producers in South America with a naive and fresh approach to underground House music. With her self titled debut, Ana Helder bolts out the gates with the Cómeme party approved classic "Complicado" - a morphed track of epic proportions that bring the dive of menacing techno together with the fine line that lies between Disco and House. "Buena Punteria" is extreme body music with a tremendous strobe lit inducing rhythm. El Groove De Tu Corazón is full of life - a special track a good DJ knows how to use and create a magical moment during the night. "Next Club" is a frenzy. The inevitable and seducing bass line, Ana's vocal with the grooviness of Chicago House and Colombian Champeta, making this tune the likely candidate for the most obviously dance floor "hit" on her astounding debut EP. The DIGITAL VERSION will offer an additional THREE bonus tracks! "Mugre" translates to "Dirt" and really applies to this entire EP but "Mugre" is here to remind you that the dancefloor is a place for sweating and that DANCE and body mechanics are just another form of sex. Diegors comes in to help out on "Camuchi" - think old Elektro Music Department tracks with a latin twist, less speed and more marijuana! Finally, Matias Aguayo joins Helder with a reworking of "Next Club" - totally amplifying the already feverishly intensity of the original.