RecaREGGAE
RecaREGGAE formed in 2006 around brothers Carlos and Ricardo Rodríguez in San Salvador. They built a sound that mixed reggae with Salvadoran folk elements,...
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RecaREGGAE formed in 2006 around brothers Carlos and Ricardo Rodríguez in San Salvador. They built a sound that mixed reggae with Salvadoran folk elements, which some listeners found unusual but the band kept working with. Their debut album was called 'Raíces y Alas'.
Songs like 'Moça Bonita' and 'Vamos Viajar' show their approach, melodic reggae with a local flavor. They released other albums including 'Sonidos del Corazón' and 'Vibraciones Positivas', adding touches of funk and Latin rhythms along the way.
The group included Carlos on vocals and guitar, Ricardo on vocals and drums, Josué Rodríguez on guitar, Abraham Rodríguez on bass, and Guillermo Maldonado on keyboards. They cited Jamaican reggae artists among their influences.
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