Liricistas
Liricistas formed in the early 1990s with musicians from the Dominican Republic. Manuel "Manny" Caro handled lyrics and vocals, joined by Henry Reyes, Jean...
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Liricistas formed in the early 1990s with musicians from the Dominican Republic. Manuel "Manny" Caro handled lyrics and vocals, joined by Henry Reyes, Jean Carlos "JC" Pérez, and Enid "Nina" Raynes. Their song "Estilo Libre" became particularly well-known.
Their music often mixed hip-hop and R&B with Latin rhythms. They recorded tracks like "Masacre en Texas" and "Paga Tus Pecados," and worked with other artists, including a feature from DonExpress on "Sin Dejar de Soñar." Early in their career, they faced some legal issues over sampling.
They kept making music for about twenty years. The group's focus stayed on Caro's writing and the blend of styles they'd established, without much change to their core approach.
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