Lucía y Lidia
Lucía y Lidia are a Cuban duo known for their song 'Acelera (Batuka Junior).' They also recorded tracks like 'Música en el corazón' and 'Que fuerte (Batuka...
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Lucía y Lidia are a Cuban duo known for their song 'Acelera (Batuka Junior).' They also recorded tracks like 'Música en el corazón' and 'Que fuerte (Batuka Junior).' The sisters, Lucía Márquez and Lidia Pérez, work together with Lucía handling vocals and Lidia on percussion.
Their debut album was called 'Acelera,' which included their breakout track. They followed it with other albums such as 'Contigo' and 'Todo es Posible.' The music blends Afro-Cuban rhythms with pop elements, though some critics have questioned how traditional their approach really is.
They haven't shied away from mixing styles despite the debate. Their sound keeps a danceable groove at its center, built around Lidia's percussion work and Lucía's vocal delivery. Songs like 'Un Poco Tú Un Poco Yo' show their continued focus on rhythmic, accessible material.
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