Los Milindrinos
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Los Milindrinos is a Colombian música parrandera act from the Antioquia circuit that formed in 2011 in the rural area Manga Arriba (Girardota, Antioquia), building its name through town festivals and live âserenataâ performances where the genreâs joke-driven, double-entendre lyrics were central to the show. The groupâs core lineup was commonly presented as Javier Arias (electric bass), Sergio Andrés Gil (guitar), José Eduardo Alzate (bandola/requinto), Darwin Arias (guacharaca), and Juan Pablo Gil (bongó/percussion), reflecting the classic parrandera instrumentation. After several years on the local circuit, Los Milindrinos reached wider digital circulation with Gente Buena (2018), a set that included fan staples like âMe Le Vuelo,â âEl Cazador,â and âLa Pinga Pará,â and established their songwriting credits around that same core of members. In 2019, the project expanded its streaming footprint with De Parranda Con los Milindrinos (Gente Buena), keeping the same festive repertoire in circulation. Their later releases leaned into single-focused distribution, including âSuave Que Me Lástimaâ (2022). A bigger collaboration moment followed with âLa Pinga Pará (Remix)â (2023) credited with Joaquin Guiller, and they continued to trade features in the regional party-music ecosystem with Hernan Gómez on âLa Pinga Paraâ (2024).
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