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Rawayana returns with “Vengase I”

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If there is a Venezuelan band that has accustomed us to enjoy good reggae, that's Rawayana. The group formed in the cradle of Libertador in 2007, launches its new song titled Come along I, simple part of the new album by the group , which is called Trippy Pop, and features a mix of rhythms inserted in the genre of reggae, as have characterized its previous productions.

In a press release, integrated by Alberto Montenegro, Antonio Casas, Andrés Story, Alejandro Abeijón and Rodrigo Michelageli band said: "The subject lives within everyday life between couples, the scales balanced in love, and seeks to avoid those obstacles and unnecessary problems that keep people from the positive, which is why jocular and fun way, the lyrical composition invites you to enjoy all the positive and negative aspects involved coexistence between two people, leaving behind the various superficial reasons sometimes we get stuck. "

It is important to remember that Rawayana was released 9 years ago thanks to various presentations at local and bars in the Venezuelan capital, managing to be selected from numerous bands nationwide to share the stage with renowned groups in the country such as La Vida Boheme, Viniloversus, the Mints and Innkeepers in New Bands Festival 2010.

Rawayana has two studio albums that have contributed to the momentum of national talent in alternative genres: License for Free (2011) and Rawayanaland (2013).

Come along I is now available on various music sites like iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube:

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