Daney Y Confucionistas
Daney y Confucionistas came together in Buenos Aires in the early 2000s, with Daniela Herrero on vocals. Their first album was called "Acá Estamos." The...
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Daney y Confucionistas came together in Buenos Aires in the early 2000s, with Daniela Herrero on vocals. Their first album was called "Acá Estamos." The band's sound pulled from rock, funk, and Latin rhythms, and they had a rhythm section with Manu Quieto on bass and Amilcar Rodriguez on drums.
In 2005, they released "No Me Pasa," which became their most recognizable song. The track's lyrics were open to interpretation, which kept people talking about it. Daniela Herrero's direct way of speaking about social and political topics sometimes drew criticism alongside the praise.
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