La letra de la canción cuenta la historia de la lucha y el surgimiento, que nada se da y todo se gana. Raka Dun, de Los Rakas, explica: "Hacemos un llamado a la unidad y llamamos a los buitres de la cultura que se benefician de nuestra cultura pero nunca devuelven ".
El grupo ha actuado en festivales importantes como Coachella, Ruido Fest, SXSW, e incluso se han presentado en la Casa Blanca. Actualmente están de gira en apoyo de Manes de Negocios y su nuevo sencillo Ya Tú Sabes.
Panameri'kana Tour Dates
11/1: Tucson, AZ @ Night of the Living Fest
11/2: Las Vegas, NV @ Fantasma Festival
11/4: San Diego, CA @ Casbah
11/6: Fresno, CA @ Strummers
11/7: Los Angeles, CA @ Moroccan Lounge
11/8: San Francisco, CA @ Neck of the Woods
11/9: Santa Cruz, CA @ Moe's Alley
11/10: Portland, OR @ Lola's Room
11/11: Seattle, WA @ Barboza
https://soundcloud.com/losrakas/ya-tu-sabes
The track's lyrics tell the story of the struggle and come-up, that nothing is given and everything is earned. Raka Dun of Los Rakas explains, "We are calling for unity and calling out the culture vultures who benefit from our culture but don't give back."
Los Rakas' 2019 album "Manes de Negocio" is turning the current Latin hip-hop world on its head, positioning the duo as the "heirs of pioneering Panamanian reggaetoneros such as El General and Renato," said KQED. The group has performed at major festivals like Coachella Fest, Ruido Fest, SXSW, and has even performed at the White House. They are currently touring in support of "Manes de Negocio" and their new single Ya Tú Sabes.
