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Zona Central
Zona Central formed in Santiago, Chile, with Sebastián "Seba" Lira on vocals, Rodrigo "Rodro" Manriquez on guitar, Claudio "Cláudio" Valenzuela on bass, and...
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Zona Central formed in Santiago, Chile, with Sebastián "Seba" Lira on vocals, Rodrigo "Rodro" Manriquez on guitar, Claudio "Cláudio" Valenzuela on bass, and Sergio "Sercho" Pérez on drums. Their music mixed hip-hop, rock, and Latin rhythms, giving voice to urban life in the city.
Their 2003 debut album "Bases de Concreto" included the title track, which became an anthem about social inequality. Other songs like "Falsa Nitidez" and "Huma" continued this focus on street-level realities. The band released several more albums through the 2000s, including "Pura Calle" in 2005 and "La Revolución" in 2011.
In 2005, they faced accusations of inciting violence after concertgoers clashed with police. They kept making music that reflected the concerns of marginalized communities in Santiago and beyond.
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