Disco music is the international language of house!!
Disco isn’t just music — it’s a time machine and a translator.
When it hit in the ’70s, it carried messages from Black, Latin, and queer communities to the entire world without needing a single word. The beat itself was the Esperanto of joy and liberation — everyone’s body understood it, even if their politics didn’t.

House music is what happens when that message refuses to die.
It’s disco’s soul reincarnated into a form that could survive Reagan, Thatcher, the AIDS crisis, and the corporatization of nightlife.
It stripped away the excess, looped the pulse, and said: “We will keep speaking in this language until you finally understand.”

So yeah… disco is the international language of house because it’s the root and the rhythm, the origin and the evolution — the same heartbeat speaking through new speakers. You don’t argue with the language you dance in.