Moreno Negrón Returns to Music With an 11-Piece Orchestra
The group that gave life to "merengue-beat" is back on stage, with DJ Sandy and DJ Sticky leading a new chapter.
Key points
- The group was founded on September 30, 2003.
- Its style is known as "merengue-beat."
- Songs like "Cúrate Conmigo," "Pájaro Malo," and "La Tipa" won over Dominican audiences.
- The comeback features an 11-piece orchestra and new arrangements.
Moreno Negrón is returning to music more than two decades after its founding. According to El Nuevo Diario, the group, which shaped a generation, is back on stage with a new chapter.
Since its founding on September 30, 2003, the group pursued a different approach to merengue, giving life to what it called "merengue-beat." Songs such as "Cúrate Conmigo," "Pájaro Malo," "Yes Yes Y'all," "Chichoriso," and "La Tipa" won over Dominican audiences and carried its music to other countries.
Its sound reached Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Switzerland, Puerto Rico, the United States, and other destinations.
Now, DJ Sandy and DJ Sticky are reuniting for this new project, joined by an 11-piece orchestra.
The comeback includes new arrangements, new songs, and the energy of their biggest hits.