Carranza!
Carranza! formed with Ernesto Carranza on vocals and guitar, Juan Pablo Carranza on drums, Pablo Fernández on bass, and Gonzalo Martínez on keyboards. Their...
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Carranza! formed with Ernesto Carranza on vocals and guitar, Juan Pablo Carranza on drums, Pablo Fernández on bass, and Gonzalo Martínez on keyboards. Their debut album 'Conecta Mi Corazón' came out in 2012, featuring the title track that became one of their most recognizable songs. They followed it with 'Buscando el Camino' in 2014 and 'Alma Mía' in 2016.
Their music pulls from salsa rhythms, flamenco passion, and bolero romanticism, with lyrics that often circle around love and longing. Songs like 'Tempo Cego' and 'Contra Mão' show their blend of traditional Latin sounds with more contemporary touches. In 2018 they released 'Evolución', which continued that fusion.
In 2015, Ernesto Carranza faced plagiarism allegations that led to a brief band hiatus. They returned to recording and performing afterward.
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