Acero Jazz is a musical group made up of five musicians: Piano, Flute, Electric Bass, Drums, and Electric Guitar. We play instrumental music closed to jazz roots, and our repertoire includes songs dedicated to different locations from Chile. Our musical style goes on...
Julio Rigal y Equilibrium Julio Rigal trumpeter, composer and arranger, is a Cuban musician graduated from the Guillermo Tomas music conservatory and winner of the Jojazz award in 2005. He began his career as a member of the band Diákara directed by Oscar Valdés,...
Patricia Lòpez Patricia López is an Uruguayan saxophonist, flutist, producer, and composer with more than twenty years of experience. She has studied in several parts of the world and develops her own sound within the style of jazz, creative music, and Latin American...
Rossana Saavedra Outstanding Jazz singer, composer and vocal coach, the most experienced and prestigious voice of the national Jazz scene, She stars her professional carrier in her early ten years old, in the recording studios of tv channel 13 as a session singer...
Los gaiteros de San Jacinto The band was established in the mid 1950s, they undertook their first tour throughout Colombia, under the leadership of folklorists Manuel and Delia Zapata Olivella. In 1958, they toured internationally to China and Japan, and to Russia,...
Ceferina Banquez CEFERINA BANQUEZ: Born February 3rd 1938 in Guamanga, Carmen de Bolívar, in the Caribbean of Colombia, a descendant of traditional singers such as her aunts María del Carmen Teherán and María de Los Reyes Teherán; peasant by birth and by conviction...
Rey Vallenato & Beto Jamaica Alberto “Beto” Jamaica is one of the leading vallenato and cumbia players in Colombia. Since winning the prestigious Leyenda Vallenata Festival competition in 2006 he has become known as Rey Vallenato Colombia (“The Vallenato King”)....
Cucú Rapé Cucú Rapé was formed in early 2008. The group performs its own compositions with a clear sense of belonging to Uruguayan popular music, but paying special attention to its more experimental lines. He works a lot on climates, melodies and rhythms, inspired by...
Napalma Try to imagine a group with “cross-over vibes” transcending from multiple genres, super contemporary, but also utilizing traditional rhythms from around the world. The singer Abass Ndiaye from Senegal brought lyrics in Wolof, influences and...
André Sampaio With an unique language on the Brazilian guitar, André Sampaio brings the sound path created on trips to Mali, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Mexico, Europe and Brazil by deepening the dialogue between ancestry and contemporaneity. He is also known to the...
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