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Resistencia Suburbana
Resistencia Suburbana formed in 1998 in the Bogotá suburb of Bosa, with founding members Andrés Cepeda, José Miguel Cepeda, and Carlos 'Tocha' Sánchez. Their...
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AY MAMA
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Asi No Va
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Como el viento
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Cosas que nadie oia
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Cuando la sangre se evapore
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Dejenlos en paz
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El Dolor
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El Tren de La Resistencia
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El cerco
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El fantasma
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En tu no
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Escapando a mi prision
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Explotacion Obrera
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Fragil
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Fumando
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Hermano
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Resistencia Suburbana formed in 1998 in the Bogotá suburb of Bosa, with founding members Andrés Cepeda, José Miguel Cepeda, and Carlos 'Tocha' Sánchez. Their music gave voice to the marginalized in Colombia's capital, where they faced financial struggles and resistance from authorities who saw them as disruptive.
Their 2002 debut album 'Resistencia' included 'El León,' a track that became a rallying cry for the oppressed with its biting lyrics and infectious rhythm. Other songs like 'Con la fuerza del mar' and 'Cosas que nadie oía' carried similar weight, resonating with listeners across Colombia and building their fan base.
As their popularity grew, the band's outspoken lyrics on political and social issues drew accusations of inciting violence. Despite this, they continued releasing albums like 'Los Sueños de los Niños' in 2007 and 'La Calle No Es Nuestra' in 2012.
Andrés Cepeda and Carlos Sánchez remain the core of the band, which has seen several lineup changes. Their music has been featured in films and international festivals, though they maintain their focus on social justice themes in songs like 'Por cultivar marihuana' and 'Si me dejas.'
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