Kunta
Kunta is an all-female Colombian band formed in 2015 by four sisters: Manuela, María José, Margarita, and Juliana Mejía. They started making music together...
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Kunta is an all-female Colombian band formed in 2015 by four sisters: Manuela, María José, Margarita, and Juliana Mejía. They started making music together with a shared interest in creating something that felt true to their perspective as women.
Their song 'Malvada' became a hit, and they released a debut album of the same name in 2019. The music pulls from Afro-Colombian rhythms, hip hop, and pop, giving it a distinct feel that's both rooted and contemporary.
They've faced some criticism for lyrics and performances that challenge traditional roles, but that hasn't slowed them down. The sisters handle vocals, drums, bass, and guitar themselves, keeping the operation tight and personal.
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