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Base 20
Base 20 formed in Los Angeles around 2000, with Juan "Xuna" Rivera on vocals and guitar, Jose "Pino" Flores on bass, and Enrique "Ricky" Ruiz on drums. Their...
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Base 20 formed in Los Angeles around 2000, with Juan "Xuna" Rivera on vocals and guitar, Jose "Pino" Flores on bass, and Enrique "Ricky" Ruiz on drums. Their first album, "Base 20 Va a Tocar," came out in 2004 and gave the band its name. They followed it with records like "Revolución" in 2006 and "Inesperado" in 2009.
Their songs often dealt with social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism. In 2006, some listeners accused the track "Revolución" of promoting violence, though the band said it was meant as a call for change. Other songs in their catalog include "Cuerpo Sensual," "Perdoname," and "Vamos Cantinero."
Base 20's sound mixed rock, Latin rhythms, hip-hop, and funk. They were known for energetic live shows that built them a following, particularly among Latino audiences in the Americas. The band kept releasing albums through 2015's "15."
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