De Buenas Crew
De Buenas Crew came together in Buenos Aires, where they built a following in the city's hip-hop scene. Their track 'Sujando as Ruas Com as Verdades' features...
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De Buenas Crew came together in Buenos Aires, where they built a following in the city's hip-hop scene. Their track 'Sujando as Ruas Com as Verdades' features Daniel Garnet and gives a sense of their approach, with lyrics that touch on urban realities and social observation.
They've released albums like 'De Buenas' in 2012, 'La Luz Del Barrio' in 2015, and 'Fuego' in 2018. The group includes Robledo, Gastón Fernández, Emmanuele, and Pato, each bringing different elements to their sound, which sometimes incorporates funk and rock alongside hip-hop beats.
Their music has drawn attention for its directness, with some listeners appreciating the social commentary and others finding it pointed. They've kept working in Argentine hip-hop, putting out records and playing shows without much fuss about their place in any larger narrative.
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