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Tru La La
Tru La La formed in Cali, Colombia in 1999. The band included Joe Madrid, Tata Solarte, and Yury Buenaventura. Their debut album came out in 2001, sharing its...
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Tru La La formed in Cali, Colombia in 1999. The band included Joe Madrid, Tata Solarte, and Yury Buenaventura. Their debut album came out in 2001, sharing its name with the song 'Si No Voy Al Baile Me Muero.'
That title track became a salsa hit for them. Madrid handled lead vocals, Solarte played guitar and wrote lyrics, and Buenaventura added percussion and Afro-Colombian rhythms. Their music sometimes drew attention for its subject matter, which touched on social realities alongside more typical themes.
They released several albums over the following years, working in different Latin styles from romantic ballads to dance numbers. The group's sound was built around those three core members and their specific roles.
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