La Monada
La Monada formed in 2004 in Córdoba, Argentina, started by brothers Claudio and Ramón Moyano. Their song "La Manera" became a major hit in 2012, pulling them...
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La Monada formed in 2004 in Córdoba, Argentina, started by brothers Claudio and Ramón Moyano. Their song "La Manera" became a major hit in 2012, pulling them into wider recognition. They've worked with a lineup that includes Martín Souza on keyboard, Juan José Martínez on drums, and Cristian Filinich on bass.
Their music draws from cumbia but leans into modern production and direct lyrics. They put out albums like "Ayer, Hoy y Siempre" in 2008 and "Cumbia con Clase" in 2010. Tracks like "Cosas Perversas" and "Si Me Tomo Una Cerveza" have stirred some debate over their content, with occasional attempts to restrict their performances in certain areas.
They've kept a steady presence in Argentine music without much fuss about legacy or impact. The brothers' partnership has stayed central, and they continue to play festivals where songs like "La Manera" get sung back by crowds.
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