Snaycent
Snaycent formed in Santiago de Chile in the early 2000s as a musical collective. Their sound mixed alternative rock with hip-hop and Latin rhythms, anchored...
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Snaycent formed in Santiago de Chile in the early 2000s as a musical collective. Their sound mixed alternative rock with hip-hop and Latin rhythms, anchored by Gonzalo Yañez's raspy vocals and personal songwriting, Gabriel Aguilera on bass, and Felipe Villanueva on drums.
Their music often addressed social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism. The song "¿Por Qué?" questioned police actions against protesters and became associated with protest movements in Chile, though the band maintained their perspective.
Other songs like "Blue," "Brain AND Heart," "Metamorfosis," and "This Is Real" show their range across their catalog, which includes the 2007 album "Voces del Silencio" and later releases like "Somos Uno" in 2009.
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