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Cero39
Cero39 is a trio from Caracas, Venezuela. They started as street performers in their hometown, playing local venues before getting noticed by a record label....
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Cero39 is a trio from Caracas, Venezuela. They started as street performers in their hometown, playing local venues before getting noticed by a record label. Their debut album "Origen" came out in 2019.
Their song "Bye Bye (part. Alex)" appears in their catalog. The group's lyrics sometimes touch on social and political themes, which has drawn both support and criticism over time.
They've built a following that crosses some generational lines, though the specifics of their commercial reach aren't detailed here. The music itself tends toward melodic arrangements that connect with listeners on an emotional level.
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