Rebel Cry
source: http://www.cafemagazine.com/index.php/articles/109-0911/503-rebel-cry
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Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Guatemala. Rebel Diaz has been all over the world, spreading its word, its truth, through hip-hop and grassroots activism.
Taking their name from the Spanish word rebeldes, Chilean-American brothers Rodrigo “RodStarz” Venegas and Gonzalo “G1” Venegas, with their Puerto Rican “sister” Teresita “Lah Tere” Ayala, emerged from Chicago's streets to hit New York's hip-hop activist scene, "spittin’" truth and "layin’" beats that tell stories of their roots, as well as stories of those who go unnoticed all over the world.
Writing lyrics that explore the socio-political situation in Latin America, the immigration debate and police brutality in this country, the members of Rebel Diaz say their youth in Chicago and their experiences inspired their music.
Check out the rest of this article at:
http://www.cafemagazine.com/index.php/articles/109-0911/503-rebel-cry
Taking their name from the Spanish word rebeldes, Chilean-American brothers Rodrigo “RodStarz” Venegas and Gonzalo “G1” Venegas, with their Puerto Rican “sister” Teresita “Lah Tere” Ayala, emerged from Chicago's streets to hit New York's hip-hop activist scene, "spittin’" truth and "layin’" beats that tell stories of their roots, as well as stories of those who go unnoticed all over the world.
Writing lyrics that explore the socio-political situation in Latin America, the immigration debate and police brutality in this country, the members of Rebel Diaz say their youth in Chicago and their experiences inspired their music.
Check out the rest of this article at:
http://www.cafemagazine.com/index.php/articles/109-0911/503-rebel-cry
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