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Bale
Bale was a band with Julio César Rodríguez on vocals, Mista Flacko on guitar, El Dany on drums, and DJ Styler on turntables. Their track "Prohibida" featured...
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Bale was a band with Julio César Rodríguez on vocals, Mista Flacko on guitar, El Dany on drums, and DJ Styler on turntables. Their track "Prohibida" featured Darknez and became their most recognizable song.
Their music mixed reggaeton, trap, and Latin pop, with lyrics that often dealt with love and heartbreak. Julio César's vocals carried the melodies over guitar work and programmed beats.
"Prohibida" connected with listeners in Latin America and beyond, though the band's material sometimes drew debate for its directness. They released other songs like "Ella," "Amar es para Locos," "Loco por Ti," and "Tu Amor."
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