Comandos Azules D.C
Comandos Azules D.C. came out of Bogotá in the early 2000s. Their music mixed Colombian folk rhythms with urban beats, and tracks like 'Llegaron Los Comandos'...
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Comandos Azules D.C. came out of Bogotá in the early 2000s. Their music mixed Colombian folk rhythms with urban beats, and tracks like 'Llegaron Los Comandos' and 'Pongan Mas Huevos' found an audience. They put out albums including 'Llegaron Los Comandos' in 2004, 'Sentimiento De Un Pueblo' in 2006, and 'El Gran Poder' in 2010.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which led to some criticism. The group included members like El Nene on vocals, Jeyco on rapping and songwriting, Andrey on bass, and Jhonny on drums.
They had songs like 'Andrés Escobar' and 'Gloria Mi Vida' in their catalog. The music kept a straightforward, rhythmic feel without much polish.
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