Base Qmbia
Base Qmbia formed in Córdoba, Argentina in 1998 as a duo with vocalists Eugenia Quevedo and Magui Olave. They started playing small venues while working out...
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Base Qmbia formed in Córdoba, Argentina in 1998 as a duo with vocalists Eugenia Quevedo and Magui Olave. They started playing small venues while working out their sound, which eventually settled into a cumbia style with straightforward lyrics about relationships and everyday feelings.
Their 2003 debut album 'Pecado' gave them their first real break. The title track became a radio staple in Argentina, a simple cumbia number about forbidden love that connected with listeners. They followed it with albums like 'Despertar' in 2004 and 'Amanecer' in 2005, maintaining a steady release schedule through the 2000s and 2010s.
The band expanded to include Diego Olmos on accordion, Ariel Agüero on keyboards, Luis Medina on bass, and Leandro Cajiao on drums. Their live shows developed a reputation for energy, eventually leading to a 2016 concert recording at Buenos Aires' Luna Park venue.
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