A Pie Pelao
A Pie Pelao formed in Caracas, Venezuela in 1993. The band was led by singer and songwriter Javier Paez, with Roberto Barrera on bass, Henry Borrero on...
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A Pie Pelao formed in Caracas, Venezuela in 1993. The band was led by singer and songwriter Javier Paez, with Roberto Barrera on bass, Henry Borrero on guitar, and Oswaldo Ochoa on drums. Their music drew from Afro-Venezuelan gaita rhythms and salsa's social commentary tradition.
Their 1996 song "Jenderiki" became their most recognizable track, with an energetic beat that made it popular at parties and festivals. They also released songs like "Llevame" and "Solo." The band released several albums including "El Poder del Barrio" in 1994, "Jenderiki" in 1996, and "El Castillo de la Felicidad" in 2000.
Their music incorporated elements of funk, rock, and reggae alongside Venezuelan rhythms. They faced some censorship and criticism for songs that addressed political issues and social inequalities, but maintained a connection with the communities they represented.
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