Brenda Ocana
Brenda Ocana came up in Medellín, Colombia, where she grew up hearing traditional Colombian music alongside salsa and pop. Her 2015 single 'Entremeio' got...
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Brenda Ocana came up in Medellín, Colombia, where she grew up hearing traditional Colombian music alongside salsa and pop. Her 2015 single 'Entremeio' got some attention for its melody and lyrics, and she's put out albums like 'Sobrevivir' in 2017, 'Raíz' in 2019, and 'Eclipse' in 2021. She works with a band that includes guitarist Juan David Rojas and bassist Daniel Escobar.
Her songs like 'Admito' and 'Bad Days' have a straightforward pop feel with Latin rhythms underneath. She's collaborated with Carlos Vives and Cali y El Dandee, and in 2018 she spoke out about political corruption in Colombia, which drew some criticism but also support from fans who appreciated her speaking up.
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