Kolektivo K
Kolektivo K is a band with members including Freddy Soto on percussion, Magali Mosquera on vocals, and Edgar Gonzalez on bass. They've worked with Cuban...
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Kolektivo K is a band with members including Freddy Soto on percussion, Magali Mosquera on vocals, and Edgar Gonzalez on bass. They've worked with Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca. Their song 'Ni lo Pienses' became notable in Latin America, particularly within LGBTQ+ communities, for addressing discrimination.
They've performed at festivals like WOMAD and Glastonbury, and their music has appeared in films and documentaries. Another track, 'Buena Conmigo,' appears among their work. The group has released albums including a self-titled debut and 'Identidad.'
Their sound draws from cumbia, salsa, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. While their existing biography mentions industry resistance and social projects, those details feel less anchored than the musical collaborations and festival appearances.
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