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Ruben Rada
Born Omár Rubén ‘Negro’ Rada Silva on July 16, 1943, in Montevideo, Uruguay, the
percussionist, singer, and composer is better known by his stage name Rubén
Rada. As one of his home country’s most cherished songwriters, he is known for
combining pop, rock, and native Uruguayan styles into a genre called candombe
beat. He has also been referred to as one of South America’s finest vocalists.
Rubén Rada formed the band El Kinto Conjunto in 1965, which was the first band
in Uruguay to combine the beat group sound with Latin American styles. He
pursued a solo career after the success ...
Rangos IIPekeño 77, Ruben Rada, Cazzu, C.R.O., Neo Pistea, Bhavi and Homer El Mero Mero (Pekeno 77)
Botija De Mi PaísBill Laurance, Ruben Rada, Julieta Rada, Eduardo Mateo, Michael League and Portal Sessions
Rock de la calleRuben Rada
MontevideoRuben Rada
TravessiaRuben Rada
Candombe p' el fattoRuben Rada
Rangos IIPekeño 77, Ruben Rada, Cazzu, C.R.O., Neo Pistea, Bhavi and Homer El Mero Mero (Pekeno 77)
SIN PRONTUARIO
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Botija De Mi PaísBill Laurance, Ruben Rada, Julieta Rada, Eduardo Mateo, Michael League and Portal Sessions
Botija de Mi País
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Rock de la calleRuben Rada
La cosa se pone negra
5:27
MontevideoRuben Rada
Montevideo
9:54
TravessiaRuben Rada
As Noites do Río
4:07
Candombe p' el fattoRuben Rada
La cosa se pone negra
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