• Source: Santa Feria

      • Santaferia is a musical group from Chile. They play an eclectic style of new Chilean cumbia that they call cumbia casera ("house cumbia"), combining elements of Argentinian cumbia villera ("ghetto cumbia"), ska, reggae, and other Latin music traditions. The group was formed in 2008, and includes ten members, playing guitar, bass, keyboards, brass instruments, and several types of percussion, in addition to vocals. They have released two albums, Le traigo cumbia ("I bring you cumbia") in 2011, and Lo que va a pasar ("What is going to happen") in 2013. Several of their songs have become hits in Chile, most notably Sakate Uno.


      Members


      Alonso "Pollo" González: lead vocals
      Nicolas "Schala" Schlein: timbau
      Ricardo "Richi" Fuentes: güiro and percussion
      Rodrigo "Cogollo" González: bass and chorus
      Mauricio Lira: guitar and chorus
      Ariel Carrasco: keyboards, charango, and chorus
      Francisco Vílchez: trombone
      Diego Muñoz: baritone sax
      Ignacio Rossello: trumpet
      Gonzalo Jara: congas and timbau


      Discography


      Le traigo cumbia (2011)
      Tracks:

      El inodoro
      Le traigo cumbia
      Dulcesito
      Con - A - Ce
      Amor sin fronteras
      Sono el reloj
      Negra cumbiambera (video)
      Sakate 1 (video)
      Asociegate cachorra
      Mañosa (video)
      Don Satan
      Corre que te pillo
      Roto y borracho
      Lo que va a pasar (2013)
      Tracks:

      Locura y pasion (con Joe Vasconcellos) (video)
      Las cumbieras y los cumbieros
      Lo que va a pasar
      Hachazo permanente
      Quien es
      No eh sacado tu (Interludio Violeta)
      La espina (video)
      Brindemos por la cumbia
      Esa guachita (Esa pibita)
      Sacate otro
      Turbo brass
      "astuta" single 2015
      http://www.portaldisc.com/santaferia (free download)


      External links


      Performance at Festival Buin, February 2015.


      References



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