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Mujer de Madera
Mujer de Madera formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 2002, with vocalist Miriam Mejía at the front. Their music draws from Colombian folk traditions like carranga,...
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Mujer de Madera formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 2002, with vocalist Miriam Mejía at the front. Their music draws from Colombian folk traditions like carranga, which comes from the Andean highlands. The band's name comes from their song 'Mujer de Madera,' which became something of an anthem.
Mejía's lyrics often carried social commentary and feminist themes, which sparked debate in some circles. The group's lineup shifted over time, but Mejía, guitarist Beto Calle, and drummer Bruno Saenz remained core members. They worked within traditional rhythms while incorporating modern instrumentation.
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