Los Pibes de La Via
Los Pibes de La Vía came together in the Villa 21-24 neighborhood of Buenos Aires in the early 2010s. Lucas Caballero sings and writes most of their material,...
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Los Pibes de La Vía came together in the Villa 21-24 neighborhood of Buenos Aires in the early 2010s. Lucas Caballero sings and writes most of their material, with Edwin Ramírez on guitar, Gastón Villalba on bass, and Alan Ojeda on drums.
Their song 'Pasito Tun Tun' got attention outside Argentina, reaching listeners in other parts of Latin America and Europe. They've put out albums like Cumbia Salvaje in 2014, Peligro Público in 2017, and Música Para Bailar in 2021.
Some listeners heard their music as speaking for a particular place and experience, while others questioned how that background was presented. The band kept making records anyway, working in a cumbia style that's meant for dancing.
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