Negritude Jr.
Negritude Jr. is a musical collective from Uruguay that formed in 2012. Their name references the Negritude movement, and their sound pulls from...
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Negritude Jr. is a musical collective from Uruguay that formed in 2012. Their name references the Negritude movement, and their sound pulls from Afro-Uruguayan rhythms like candombe, along with hip-hop and funk. They released their debut album 'Raíz de Mi Sangre' in 2013, which included the track 'Latina'.
Their songs often address social themes, with titles like 'Canto de uma Senzala' and 'Chica Guerreira' appearing in their catalog. The group has put out two more albums since their debut: 'Graffiti en el Cielo' in 2016 and 'Lo Que Te Mereces' in 2020.
The current lineup includes Nacho Acevedo on vocals and guitar, Esteban 'Panza' López on bass, Pablo 'Chaparro' Díaz on drums, and Juan 'Reyes' Bermúdez on vocals and keyboards.
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