Krudas Cubensi
Krudas Cubensi formed in Cuba in the late 1990s, playing a mix of rap and rock that pulled from hip-hop, punk, and reggae. They released albums like "La...
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Krudas Cubensi formed in Cuba in the late 1990s, playing a mix of rap and rock that pulled from hip-hop, punk, and reggae. They released albums like "La Naranja Mecánica" in 2001 and "Krudas Cubensi" in 2003, followed by "Guantanamera" in 2006.
Their song "Mi Cuerpo Es Mio" came out in 2010 and became known for its message about women's rights and bodily autonomy. The music video showed women from different backgrounds dancing, which helped the track reach a wider audience.
The group included founding members like Roberto Carcassés on vocals and percussion, David D Omni on vocals and guitar, Luis "Leuce" Beltrán on vocals and bass, and Rodney "Rodney Boy" Pérez on drums. They put out more albums, including "Sin Pausa" in 2014.
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