About Sonidero Flyer
A sonidero flyer costs almost nothing to make. Mexican poster shops sell four fluorescent stocks — amarillo, naranja, rosa, verde neón — quoted a 1 cara, tinta negra: one side, black ink, blank back, guillotined slightly off-square. Everything on the sheet is that single black.
What fills it is a crammed roster of sound systems and DJs, then columns of saludos and dedicatorias. The shout-outs are the reason anyone keeps the paper, so the layout is packed to the trim and nothing gets a quiet size.
- Origin
- Mexico City — Tepito, Peñón de los Baños, Iztapalapa, Nezahualcóyotl
- Era
- 1980s print lineage; flyer corpus 1990–2020
- Key figures
- Jaime Ruelas · Proyecto de Gráfica Sonidera · Polymarchs
- Movements
- gráfica sonidera · Gráfica Popular · cumbia iconography
Sonidero Flyer design spec
Colors
Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text
Typography
BungeeHeadings
Archivo BlackBody
Rubik Mono OneMono
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