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Cero64
Cero64 is a Spanish electronic duo from Madrid formed in 2003 by Miguel Ángel González Rodríguez (MG) and José María Gómez (Fito). They started making music...
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Cero64 is a Spanish electronic duo from Madrid formed in 2003 by Miguel Ángel González Rodríguez (MG) and José María Gómez (Fito). They started making music that mixed Latin rhythms with electronic elements, releasing their debut album 'Pestañas Negras' in 2006.
Their 2010 single 'Ay Ay Ay' became their biggest hit, reaching charts internationally with its catchy blend of electronic beats and Latin pop. Another track, 'Chiquilla Te Quiero,' shows their continued work in that style.
In 2014, they faced plagiarism accusations regarding similarities between 'Ay Ay Ay' and a song by Colombian group Bomba Estéreo. Their lyrics and performances have sometimes drawn criticism from conservative groups for addressing social issues.
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