Artist's albums
Necesito Aire
2023 · single
Siempre
2023 · single
Tu Sonrisa
2022 · single
Redemption
2022 · single
Mundo en Llamas
2021 · single
Justicia
2020 · single
Crazy For Jane
2019 · album
Children of the Light (Holding Back the Years)
2019 · single
Don't Tell Me No (feat. Freddie McGregor)
2019 · single
Crazy for Jane (feat. Common Kings)
2019 · single
Tal Vez Someday
2018 · single
Te Quiero Ver (feat. Beto Perez)
2018 · single
Caribe The Remixes - EP
2017 · EP
Pal' Caribe
2017 · single
The Cure (feat. Collie Buddz) [Maahez Remix]
2016 · single
Caribe
2016 · album
Se Fue la Luz (feat. ChocQuibTown)
2016 · single
The Cure (feat. Collie Buddz)
2016 · single
Mueve Mueve
2015 · single
Somos De La Calle
2012 · album
Afro-Sound (feat. Palenke Soultribe) - Single
2012 · single
Revolution Ska (La Música)
2012 · single
Evolución
2010 · album
Armando
2008 · single
La Verdad
2008 · album
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Biography
Locos por Juana are a self-described Latin urban orchestra from Miami whose wide-ranging musical approach draws from tropical styles such as reggae, cumbia, and salsa as well as urban styles such as hip-hop, rock, and Latin alternative. Founded in Miami, FL, the multicultural band is comprised of Itawe Correa (Vocals; from Colombia), Mark Kondrat (Guitar; Miami/Colombia), and David Pransky (Bass; Vermont) Locos por Juana made their commercial recording debut in 2002 with a self-titled full-length album on the Miami-based independent label Musical Productions. Featuring the single "Que Es Lo Que Está Pasando," Locos por Juana was critically acclaimed and earned the band a nomination for Best Urban Artist at the 2003 Premios Lo Nuestro. The follow-up album, Música pa'l Pueblo (2005), also released by Musical Productions, was similarly acclaimed. Featuring a duet with Armando Manzanero ("Adoro"), Música pa'l Pueblo was nominated for Best Latin Rock Album at the 2005 Latin Grammy Awards. The third Locos por Juana album, La Verdad (2008), was released by the Universal Music Group subsidiary Machete Music and was nominated for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album at the 2009 Grammy Awards. In promotional support of the album, the band released the single "Armando" and toured extensively, including a performance at the 2009 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi