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Mala Fé
Mala Fé formed in Bogotá in 2004, a Colombian band that built a following with straightforward rhythms and lyrics that often touched on social issues. Their...
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Mala Fé formed in Bogotá in 2004, a Colombian band that built a following with straightforward rhythms and lyrics that often touched on social issues. Their song 'La Vaca' became something of an anthem, a track that got plenty of airplay and helped define their sound. They've put out records fairly steadily since then, including albums like 'La Vaca' in 2009 and 'Fe' in 2021.
Their music sometimes stirred things up, with lyrics that could be blunt about inequality or personal struggles, which earned them both fans and critics. Other songs like 'A lo oscuro' and 'Mujeriego' show their range, from darker themes to more playful, rhythmic numbers. The band has kept a consistent lineup with Santiago Mejía on vocals and guitar, Mauricio Rengifo on bass, Daniel Moreno on drums, and David Jaramillo on saxophone.
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