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La Semilla y sus Narices
La Semilla y sus Narices formed in La Paz, Bolivia in 1992, with David Castro on vocals and guitar and Javier Quisbert as another member. They came from the...
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La Semilla y sus Narices formed in La Paz, Bolivia in 1992, with David Castro on vocals and guitar and Javier Quisbert as another member. They came from the Aymara community and played music that mixed traditional Andean sounds with reggae, rock, and folk.
Their song "Wiphala" became something of an anthem for indigenous resistance in Bolivia, though it also drew some criticism from conservative groups who saw it as politically charged. The band's lyrics often dealt with social justice, cultural identity, and environmental issues.
They released albums like "Raíces" in 1997, "Tierra y Cultura" in 2002, and a self-titled "Wiphala" album in 2006. Their music reached listeners outside Bolivia while staying grounded in the concerns of their own community.
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