La Colosa
La Colosa formed in Bogotá in 2002 around founder César López. They started playing small venues, working out a sound that mixed Colombian rhythms with...
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La Colosa formed in Bogotá in 2002 around founder César López. They started playing small venues, working out a sound that mixed Colombian rhythms with contemporary elements. Their 2004 album 'Alma Viajera' gave them a wider audience, with the title track becoming a recognizable piece.
Their songs like 'Cambia Por Favor' and 'Careta de Rock'n Roll' show the band's range, touching on folk melodies and rock textures. The lineup included Mateo Rivano on guitar, Jorge Latorre on bass, and Oscar Iván Lozano on percussion and vocals alongside López.
They released several albums after that initial breakthrough, including 'Amanecer' in 2006 and 'Caminantes' in 2008. Their music often dealt with straightforward themes of love and loss, set against those blended rhythms.
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