Banda & Voz
Banda & Voz formed in Peru in the early 2000s, with Luis Ángel Bustamante as their vocalist. Their music works with traditional Peruvian cumbia rhythms, and...
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Banda & Voz formed in Peru in the early 2000s, with Luis Ángel Bustamante as their vocalist. Their music works with traditional Peruvian cumbia rhythms, and songs like 'Falando de Vida' and 'Ao Meu Amigo' became familiar in that scene.
They released albums steadily through the 2000s and 2010s, including 'Falando de Vida' in 2005 and 'Te Extraño' in 2011. The band's lineup included Luis Enrique Cubas on drums, Jairo Antonio Montenegro on bass, Walter William on guitar, and Edwin Antonio on keyboards.
In 2011, there was some dispute over the song 'Te Extraño' involving copyright claims, which the band resolved. Their recordings continued to circulate in Peru and beyond, with tracks like 'Desde o Dia / Eu Tenho Um Amigo' and 'Vem Viver na Luz / Sai Daqui / Ao Meu Amigo' appearing in their catalog.
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