This article contains mild spoilers for "Andor".

"Andor" is really the best thing that happened to the "war on the Starwalks" From the battle at Hot. Creator Tony Gilroy and his team made a scientific drama like nothing else in the Galaxy away, away or on television in general.

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This is show "War of Starwives" which is unambiguously reflecting our political realityStaring in fascism right in the face and shows how frightening it is. And yet, it is also a series clearly set in the galaxy away, away, a show that works precisely because it is the title "War of Starwides". His comment not only serves to maintain a mirror in our world, but to add complexity and nuance to the franchise that began as a space opera. Indeed, given how much "Andor" reflects our world, it slightly blurred the line between what can be real in our world and in the "war of the Starwalks".

We have seen a lot of grounded, realistic images in "Andor" that we have not seen before, like a seed brothel or a beach resort in what can only be described as the Miami space. Now, Andor Season 2, Episode 3, "Vesteeva", gave the audience the equivalent of the "Makarena" "Starwides".

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That's the way, the iconic phenomenon of pop culture of the 90's, only the "war of the Starwelles"-style. It comes during the culmination of episode 3, as Mon Geneveweve O'rilly's Mon Mothma is at her daughter's hellish wedding. What most guests find it a joyful occasion, a weekend for celebrating Chandrilan Culture and Heritage (and also a phenomenal lavish party with one and only DJ disco -based music) is actually the MES's personal hell. Her daughter hates her, while her best friend cheats on her self -esteem and will be killed by her own interlocutor. In the middle of this, right, as the Senator and the future leader of the rebels have an emotional defect, DJ Disco Droid falls huge Banger - a new Niamos remix! "

When Our own Ereeremi Matai talked to Tony Gilroy For the making of the first three episodes of the 2nd "Andor", he got the scoop of the big DJ Disco Droid music set. It turns out, the song is a different remix of a famous melody for Andor's fans. Specifically, the song is "Niamos!" Appeared several times during season 1, most important in Miami's space episode when Cassian was arrested at a beach resort. "We really liked that song," Gilroy explained, complaining that the source of digetic music for "Andor" is very difficult-while having a little little music in the universe we know, except jazz.

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As Gilroy pointed out, "Niamos!" The song has been remixed several times in the show, as on the stage that opens the premiere of Season 1 or at the Chandrilan Embassy in Korucant (where he is played). So when it came time to find Banger's song for a wedding, there was no other choice. "We say," What if it's a galactic hit? What if it's a really big galactic hit? "" The result was "EDM's massive mix" for the wedding scene, as Brandon Roberts scored.

So, after Gilroy, "Niamos!" The song is such a hit in the "Starwells War" universe that plays everywhere from weddings to beach resorts. Guys, it's "muffled", a song that always plays well when you have to have a bunch of people overcome and move to parties and resorts. Also fits the scene perfectly, like Mont Motma, in the face of her entire world that breaks downIt only decides to bang a few shots and dance with "Niamos!" with the rest of the wedding audience. Who among us did not do the same, drawing our sorrows while joining a group of people dancing to "Macarena?"

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The idea of ​​musical hits that are heard throughout the Galaxy "War of Starvalas" is funny, funny and absolutely funny. As much as any living creature in the franchise is associated with strength, the property "war of the Starwelles" has never spent much time trying to show that the galaxy is associated in other ways. That is, we never see people in the external planets on the fringe, such as tattoin, have something in common with people from places like Nabu or Korusan - not only in terms of culture, but even pop culture. Of course, the re -quality trilogy emphasizes the idea that the Republic is too large and unorganized and that the lack of connection is part of what ultimately destroys it. However, would it be difficult to give us just one reference to be popular outside of dadoin? Can't we get a short scene with a big character talking about seeing Sebbul Racing?

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We also know that there are great music stars in the "Starwells War" galaxy, Max Ribo among them. And yet, we have only ever seen his band play for a time, so we have no visual proof that someone outside the gangsters is familiar with IZZIZ.

Having "Niamos!" Be a song that is just as popular on the title of external planet, as the chandrila in the basic worlds is a fantastic way to connect the very distant galaxy locals away, far and make more living where information and culture are exchanged-not just a blaze. Andor may end with Season 2, but here's hoping for Niamos! " Lives in the future projects "War on Starwides".

New episodes at Andor's premiere on Tuesday at 9pm Disney+est.

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