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Canteca de Macao
Canteca de Macao formed in Madrid's Vallecas neighborhood in the early 1990s, bringing together musicians who wanted to blend flamenco rhythms with rock and...
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La Historia del Maqui (La Flamenca)
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Raggason
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La Rabia
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Los Hijos Del Hambre No Tienen Mañana
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No Llores
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Qué Pasa?
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3 photos available
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La Historia del Maqui (La Flamenca)
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Raggason
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La Rabia
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Los Hijos Del Hambre No Tienen Mañana
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No Llores
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Qué Pasa?
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Sin Solución
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Alternativa Libertaria
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Contigo
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Dos
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Canteca de Macao formed in Madrid's Vallecas neighborhood in the early 1990s, bringing together musicians who wanted to blend flamenco rhythms with rock and hip-hop. Their songs like 'Alternativa Libertaria' and 'La Historia del Maqui (La Flamenca)' carried direct political messages about social justice and resistance.
José Manuel García 'El Langui' handled vocals while Alfonso Díaz 'El Mato' played guitar, with Mario Díaz 'El Indio' on bass and Santi Campos on drums. Their music wasn't subtle, tracks like 'La Rabia' and 'Los Hijos Del Hambre No Tienen Mañana' addressed inequality and political frustration head-on.
They released albums including 'Pa' mi gente' in 1998 and 'Rompiendo fronteras' later on. Their straightforward approach to blending musical styles with activist lyrics drew both strong support and criticism from different quarters.
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