In Colombia, if you want to stand out in a political race, you have to hire a jingle writer
Santiago Ramírez at the Real Sound Studio in Bogota, where they compose jingles for political candidates. He says they once had a conservative client, a Colombian Mitt Romney-type, who asked for a raunchy reggaeton tune so he could connect with young voters. The client wound up losing the race.
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