Guía Para La Acción

Visiones

Así mismo

CANbiate

Ni de oro ni goldfield

iNDIGOS

Mañana Será Otro Día

Vida

Pensando en Ti

Mucho Gusto

Muerte

Llovía

Ley del Hielo

Maquiavélico

De Mi Muerte

El Primer Trago

En el Valle de las Sombras

Y la Felicidad Qué

C'est La Mort

Y en un Espejo Vi

Ser Vero

Jeremías 17-5

Es Épico

Aceptas

Sin Mercy

Un Día en el Barrio

Mundo de Piedra

Perdiendo la Fe

La Hora del Juicio

Epílogo

Querer Querernos

Querer Querernos (Versión Acústica)

Bendecidos

Apa y Can

Stupid Love Story

Na (instrumental de "Es Épico") - En Vivo

El Mundo ABC (con Apache Las Minas) - En Vivo

Kmpesino - En Vivo

Advertencia

Es Épico - En Vivo

El Primer Trago - En Vivo

C'est la Mort / Jeremías 17-5 / Clima Tropical / Es Épico / Mañana Será Otro Día - En Vivo [en Cabina]

En Vivo - en Cabina

Llovía - En Vivo

Ready (con Apache Las Minas) - En Vivo

Ni de Oro Ni de Goldfield - En Vivo

Fácil - En Vivo

De Venezuela

Sospechoso

Títeres

Canserbero, whose real name was Tirone José González Orama, was a rapper, singer, songwriter, and social activist from Venezuela. He gained recognition for his non-commercial rap and had a significant influence on the Hispanic hip hop scene. He was born in Caracas in 1988 and grew up in La Pica, Macaray. Canserbero's love for music was inherited from his father, and he adopted the stage name "Canserbero" at the age of 11. He faced several hardships, including the loss of his mother and half-brother, which deeply influenced his music.

In 1999, he formed the band Barrio Codes with Blackamikase and producer Afromak, and they recorded three songs. His association with Lil Supa led to the creation of the project "Basyco, Base and Content," which later became the Rap school. Canserbero gained fame with his album "Vida" in 2010 and received the Best Hip Hop Artist award at the Dixtorxión Awards. His music was characterized by thought-provoking lyrics touching on topics like social protest, love, and religion.

In 2012, he released his second album, "Muerte," which continued to explore themes of death, violence, and heartbreak. Canserbero used his music to express the hardships of life in a poor neighborhood and the challenges he faced, such as violence and corruption in Venezuela. His tragic death on January 19 (found 20, already dead), 2015, remains shrouded in mystery, with conflicting reports about the circumstances.

Canserbero's impact on Latin American hip hop and his passionate social commentary in his music left a lasting legacy in the genre.

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