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about his idea to create a band to make a fusion of
Colombian Afro-Caribbean music and hip hop from the perspective of the Afro-Caribbean people of the Chocó, and to promote this neglected corner and culture of Colombia, an idea that appealed to Martínez. Her brother Miguel, who had become interested in producing music on his computer, asked to join them, and ChocQuibTown was born. The band named themselves after the city and department that they had grown up in: Tostao said that "we chose the name because it's very sonorous, and in music all the elements you use must be focused in sound".
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show another side." A common theme in the group's lyrics is the goal of attaining more inclusion for Afro-Colombians in the rest of
Colombian society and in Latin America as a whole. The group hopes to denounce racism and discrimination in its lyrics without accusing non Afro-Colombian listeners of racism as to not alienate listeners from other areas. Songs such as "Oro" and "De Donde Vengo Yo" discuss exploitation of Choco's natural resources where minerals and other materials were extracted, leaving nothing for the region's inhabitants.
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and threatened the band with violence by proclaiming "Death to ChocQuibTown". The diss track was criticized for containing lyrics that were considered racist. Bogota rapper JHT also criticized ChocQuibTown in his song "Mi Rap es Veneno / El Blues del Rap" for, in his view, diluting the authentic hip-hop sound by incorporating other musical genres. In response, ChocQuibTown claimed that for
Colombian artists to challenge imperialism through music, artists must incorporate local musical styles instead of trying to emulate U.S. rappers.
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and success, ChocQuibTown provide hope that even someone coming from such a difficult area can overcome the hardships of life and achieve international fame." In the band's lyrics and interviews, the members of ChocQuibTown have been openly critical of institutionalized racism in
Colombia that they feel is often unacknowledged in Colombian society. The group has been praised for pointing out exclusion of Afro-Colombians in the media, from music to telenovelas.
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Colombian hip-hop artists. The band was dissed in 2010 by Bogota-based hip-hop group Shakema Crew in the song "Game Over ChocQuibTown". In the song, Shakema Crew accused ChocQuibTown of being sell-outs that lack the authenticity of "real hip-hop",
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at university, while also becoming involved in the city's fledgling underground hip hop scene. It was in Cali in 2000 that she met
Valencia again, who had moved with his mother to live in the city, and was now also involved in rapping. Over a meeting in one of Cali's parks, Valencia told Martínez
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writer Leila Cobo describe's the band by saying, "Chocquibtown hails from
Colombia's rural Pacific coast, but honed its sound in Cali, a gritty city, and one can hear both in the trio's music: a melange of hip-hop, reggaeton, electronica, ska, Afro-Latin rhythms and rapper-singer Goyo Martinez's
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November 2010 for the single "De Donde Vengo Yo". The politically charged song is a "spirited lament of the hard-luck life: multinationals and corrupt politicians get rich off gold and platinum; poor blacks get run off their land by illegal militias.
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in its "upbeat performance style, lack of gangsta attitude, and male-female dynamic", stating that the group maintains a "positive attitude with a hint of edge, and dancefloor- and radio-friendly music, without devolving into pure pop pandering."
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