Dakidarría

Dakidarría formed in Santiago de Compostela around 2001, a group of musicians interested in mixing Afro-Cuban rhythms with Galician melodies. They put out their first album, 'A Foliada dos Ventos,' in 2004, which got some attention for blending traditional and contemporary sounds.

Their song 'A Mocidade Activa' came out on the 2007 album 'Irmandade' and became their most recognizable track. It's built around an upbeat rhythm with lyrics about youth and social justice. Other songs like 'Terra' and 'Violeta' show a similar approach to combining danceable grooves with thoughtful themes.

In 2010, they released a single called 'As Tiras da Terra' whose lyrics about natural resource exploitation drew criticism from some political figures. The group has continued to work with this mix of electronic elements and traditional influences, though details about their current lineup or recent releases aren't clearly documented here.