Jorge Celedón y Jimmy Zambrano
Jorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano began working together in 1994. Their debut album, 'Parranda en El Cafetal,' came out in 1996 and helped establish them in...
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Jorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano began working together in 1994. Their debut album, 'Parranda en El Cafetal,' came out in 1996 and helped establish them in the vallenato scene. They followed it with records like 'Lleno Después de Lleno' and 'Rompiendo Cadenas' over the next several years.
Their songs, like 'Ay Hombe' and 'Esta Vida,' became popular for their straightforward, accordion-led vallenato sound. In 2006, Zambrano was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, which paused their work for a time before he recovered and they resumed performing.
In 2013, they faced plagiarism accusations over the melody for 'Ay Hombe,' which led to a legal dispute they eventually won. They continued to release music, including the album 'Ay Hombe' in 2011.
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