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La Bella Luz breaks it on YouTube with the ‘Long Sack and the Adventurer Mix’. (Photo: YouTube screenshot)

Despite having been released just a few days ago, this song by La Bella Luz is already a hit among QQQumbia lovers.

The Beautiful Light has managed to position itself as one of the most acclaimed groups of the QQQumbia. After the great success of ‘Ella no supo querer’ and ‘Disjockey’, now the QQQumbia orchestra is causing a sensation among its fans with its new song ‘Mix Long Sack and the Adventurer’ in the voice of the great Deyvis Paredes.

The vocalist of La Bella Luz himself, through his social networks, highlighted that the ‘Mix Saco largo y El aventurero’ has had great acceptance among fans of the QQQumbia group.

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La Bella Luz’s ‘Long Sack and the Adventurer’ Mix’ is a hit on YouTube

Despite having been released just a few days ago, ‘Mix Saco largo y el aventurero’ by La Bella Luz is already one of the most searched QQQumbia songs on YouTube. This song is not only a trending song on the video platform, but it already has more than 199,000 views.

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How did the name La Bella Luz come about?

Óscar Custodio Chavesta, owner of La Bella Luz, said that due to lack of experience and because they did not see it from a commercial point of view and since the members were brothers, they came up with the idea of ​​calling it ‘Familia Custodio Chavesta’, later shortening it to Facucha.

“One day, a radio station told us that the name of the orchestra was not very commercial and during a lunch with friends the name ‘La Bella Luz’ came up. Also, I had a grandmother called Luz. The name stuck, but it was a challenge to position it,” she told La República.

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