The term cumbia villera took hold in the media, and many bands were propelled into fame when emerging football stars from the shantytowns, such as Carlos Tévez, proclaimed their allegiance.
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In 2005, he was accused of insulting the Argentine players Sebá and Carlos Tévez, during a match between São Paulo and Corinthians.