Los CoroneZos
Los CoroneZos are a Bolivian musical collective working with Andean traditions. Their sound incorporates instruments like the charango and zampoña, and they...
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Los CoroneZos are a Bolivian musical collective working with Andean traditions. Their sound incorporates instruments like the charango and zampoña, and they sing in both Spanish and Quechua. Their 2016 song "Manifesto Decolonial CoroneZo" became a notable statement, addressing themes of colonial history and social justice.
They've released albums including "Camino al Amanecer" in 2013 and "Raíz y Revolución" in 2019. Other tracks like "Dom Pedro" and "Cachorro Solitário" show their range within a framework that draws from regional musical forms. Their lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism for being politically charged, which the group has addressed by framing their work as an expression of community experience.
Rather than presenting a polished commercial sound, their music feels rooted in specific cultural and political conversations in Bolivia. It's the kind of work that connects more directly with local audiences and activist circles than with international pop charts.
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