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Flashaste
Flashaste came together in Santiago, Chile, in the early 2000s. The band's lineup included Rolando Campos on vocals and keyboards, Daniel Durán on guitar,...
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Flashaste came together in Santiago, Chile, in the early 2000s. The band's lineup included Rolando Campos on vocals and keyboards, Daniel Durán on guitar, Luis Alfredo on bass, and Rodrigo Espinoza on drums. They put out their first album in 2006.
Their sound mixed cumbia rhythms with electronic elements, which caught on with listeners. Songs like "Tu Malla Estalla" became popular, helping them reach a wider audience in Latin music. They followed that with several more albums over the next few years, including "Siente el Ritmo" in 2008 and "Sexo y Cumbia" in 2014.
Some critics weren't sure about their blend of traditional and electronic styles, but the band kept at it. They later released tracks like "Un Trago Mas" with Johny El Polaquito and Gb Music.
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