Ramiro y Joche
Ramiro y Joche started playing together in 2009. Ramiro sings and comes from Barranquilla, while Joche plays accordion and is from Montería. They work in...
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Ramiro y Joche started playing together in 2009. Ramiro sings and comes from Barranquilla, while Joche plays accordion and is from Montería. They work in vallenato, a traditional Colombian style.
Their first album was called "Con Fuerza y Sabor." It included the song "La Dueña de Mi Suerte," which became popular. They've put out other records like "Amor a Primera Vista" and "Sentimiento Vallenato."
At times they've dealt with questions about their songwriting, including plagiarism claims. They kept making music through that.
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