A group that mixes traditional cumbia with pop and electronic touches for an energetic, danceable sound.
For a sense of their range, check out 'Messi' from their early days and something like 'Criminal' from later on. It shows how they've kept things moving.
They broke through in 2004 with 'El Ritmo de la Cumbia,' which included the song 'Messi' about Lionel Messi. That track sparked a plagiarism dispute in 2006, but they kept evolving, later collaborating with artists like Duki on tracks such as 'Criminal.' Their name means 'new path,' and their music has followed that idea, blending styles without losing its cumbia roots.
Formed in the early 2000s in Escobar, Buenos Aires, with original members like Claudio 'Pájaro' Gómez and Gastón 'El Gordo' Paganini. Diego 'El Polaco' Cwirkaluk left in 2009 to go solo, replaced by Maxi 'El Tambor' Giménez, and their sound shifted toward more recent tracks like 'TRAPPIST-1' with Duki.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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