Debajo del Agua
by Debajo del Agua
Andino Strings/World Beats/Trilingual Raps/Melodic HooksSince forming in 2006, Debajo del Agua has become a Latin hip-hop phenomenon. A seven-piece instrumental band with members from Chile, Peru, El Salvador, Mexico, France, Puerto Rico and the United States, the band fuses hip hop with Andean music, samba, son, salsa, cumbia, reggae, and reggaeton, to take crowds by storm with high-energy performances and a musical style that is irresistibly danceable. Upbeat Afro-Latino percussion, bamboo wind instruments, Caribbean and South American strings back spitfire lyrics (in Spanish, English, and Portuguese) to deliver a message of peace, justice, and equal rights.“Sounds like the Gypsy Kings backing a trio of forceful MCs spitting tongue-twisting, politically-charged, trilingual rhymes with a tangible, fiery conviction. Or Ozomatli’s more interesting long lost cousins.” - Westword
Episodes
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Encapuchados
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Encapuchados
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Otra Forma De Ser
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Otra Forma De Ser
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Prominence
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Prominence debajodelagua.org
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La Guerra
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- La Guerra
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Doublespeak
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Doublespeak
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Cumbia Del Pueblo
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Cumbia del Pueblo
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Cambio
Debajo del Agua Album: Artesano Track: Cambio
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Saca La Masacara
Debajo del Agua Album: Artesano Track: Saca La Mascara debajodelagua.org
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Abreme La Puerta
Debajo del Agua Album- Artesano Track- Abreme la Puerta
About this show
Andino Strings/World Beats/Trilingual Raps/Melodic HooksSince forming in 2006, Debajo del Agua has become a Latin hip-hop phenomenon. A seven-piece instrumental band with members from Chile, Peru, El Salvador, Mexico, France, Puerto Rico and the United States, the band fuses hip hop with Andean music, samba, son, salsa, cumbia, reggae, and reggaeton, to take crowds by storm with high-energy performances and a musical style that is irresistibly danceable. Upbeat Afro-Latino percussion, bamboo wind instruments, Caribbean and South American strings back spitfire lyrics (in Spanish, English, and Portuguese) to deliver a message of peace, justice, and equal rights.“Sounds like the Gypsy Kings backing a trio of forceful MCs spitting tongue-twisting, politically-charged, trilingual rhymes with a tangible, fiery conviction. Or Ozomatli’s more interesting long lost cousins.” - Westword
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