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3 Tons
3 Tons formed in Cali, Colombia in the late 1990s. The band included Elkin Rodriguez on vocals, Mario Castañeda on guitar, Andres Forero on bass, Andres...
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3 Tons formed in Cali, Colombia in the late 1990s. The band included Elkin Rodriguez on vocals, Mario Castañeda on guitar, Andres Forero on bass, Andres "Pollo" Gil on drums, and Hector "Tico" Barrero on percussion.
Their 2000 album "Lugar de Paz" gave them a title track that became a hit. The song reflected their mix of salsa, cumbia, and reggae rhythms.
They followed with "El Ritmo de la Tierra" in 2002 and a live album two years later. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which drew some criticism but also built a dedicated audience.
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