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Reciclaje
Reciclaje formed in 1994 in Santiago de Cali, Colombia, with Gilmar Bolaños on lead vocals and guitar. The band included Juan Carlos Rivas on drums and Carlos...
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Reciclaje formed in 1994 in Santiago de Cali, Colombia, with Gilmar Bolaños on lead vocals and guitar. The band included Juan Carlos Rivas on drums and Carlos Cabezas on percussion. Their song 'Yo Paso Por Los Años' became something of an anthem for them.
They worked with a range of artists, including Manu Chao and Totó. Their music drew from Afro-Colombian rhythms, reggae, and rock, often touching on themes of environmental awareness and social issues.
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