Kombilesa Mí
This nine-member rap collective began in 2016 as a truce between rappers who were at ‘war’.
The ‘rap folkloric Palenquero’ collective does a little bit of Caribbean beats like cumbia, mapalé, champeta, bullerengue, son palenquero, puya, African soukous and hip-hop all sang in the Palenquero language.
Their music carries messages geared towards ending violence and they lend their voice to the fight against discrimination of Afro-Colombians in Colombia and Afro-women’s rights.
