As one of the most significant rock bands in Latin America, Enjambre has amassed thousands of devoted fans. Songs like "Dulce Soledad," "Visita," "Manía Cardiaca," "Somos Ajenos," "Vida en el Espejo," and "Sábado Perpetuo," among others, have become classics that have influenced listeners for many years. They are now the main attraction in Mexico's most prestigious venues, selling out shows... read full bio
Few musical ensembles have survived for fifty years without losing their distinctive rhythmic identity, bucking the recording industry's pressures and withstanding the ups and downs of popular culture like El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico has. In contrast to other salsa orchestras, especially those that have been active in New York since the late 1960s, our so-called "Mulatos del Sabor" have... read full bio
Leading the way in the world of ethnic and organic electronic music is J.Pool. He is a wanderer at heart, and his love is exploring new places and gathering inspiration from people and the natural world to translate into music. His intention is to compose music that speaks to our primal human instincts. African, Latin, and Native American instruments and rhythms... read full bio
Hector Tellez Jr., a musician of Cuban descent, performed with passion in many Havana bars every week, showcasing his polished, melodic blues rock sound. But locals weren't always fond of his style, which combined the raw intensity of Muddy Waters screaming on electric guitars with the enigmatic yet loving aura of Jeff Buckley. Betty Malo was one of the believers. During... read full bio
The Mexican hip-hop ensemble Cartel de Santa is well recognized for having rapper Alan "Dharius" Maldonado as a frontline MC. Dharius started getting engaged with a few local hip-hop acts when he was nine years old. He joined Cartel de Santa alongside DJ Augustine, Rowan Rabia, and MC Babo. even after making a name for themselves as a live presence and,... read full bio
Ovy on the Drums made his reputation by writing and producing music for musicians like Argentine rapper/singer Paulo Londra and fellow Colombian Karol G. His effortless, breezy fusion of pop and reggaeton soon drew the interest of performers and fans worldwide; credits included collaborations with Nicki Minaj, Ed Sheeran, Anuel AA, and many more. He also had a number of... read full bio
Caleb Calloway's music can only be described as varied; it is rooted in the tropical sounds of his native Puerto Rico and the melting pot of sounds he met in Chicago, Texas, and New York. Calloway has been able to provide the audience with exactly what they want through his production and DJ performances, all the while maintaining his deeply... read full bio
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is home to Yaisel LM, a rising star in the Latin music scene. Focusing on the Reggaeton subgenre, Yaisel LM presents a fresh perspective on the music by combining traditional Latin rhythms with modern elements. Yaisel LM is of Dominican descent, which explains why his music has a catchy energy and unforgettable hooks. He creates a sound... read full bio
Gonzy, a stage name for Cuban-American singer, composer, and producer Elian Gonzalez. His sound, which pioneered the new wave of urban latin music, combines pop, reggaetón, and Latin R&B. He made his debut and worked up to the release of his remarkable mini-album MI FANTASY. Gonzy's refined and compelling album DESAHOGO was his follow-up. Highlights include the club-ready "LA CALMA" with... read full bio
Ceci Bastida, who was reared in Tijuana and currently resides in Los Angeles, was one of the first female musicians to emerge in the ranks of modern Latin rock when she joined the renowned Mexican ska-punk band Tijuana NO at the age of fifteen. She played a featured role in Julieta Venegas's MTV Unplugged special during her eight years as... read full bio
Los Lobos is an American Chicano rock band from East Los Angeles, California that consists of members David Hidalgo, Louie Perez, Cesar Rosas, Conrad Lozano and Steve Berlin. The group gained attention after the release of the cover “La Bamba”, which peaked at number 1 in 8 different countries and reached certified platinum in Canada. Los Lobos have released fifteen... read full bio
Ozomatli is best known for their fusion of Latin, hip-hop, salsa, cumbia, funk and meringue. The band is from Los Angeles and has a reputation to be culture mashers. The multi-racial crew in LA, the band has released several full-length studio albums to spread their message of peace, communication and understanding through the music. The proud LA band also... read full bio
Spanish vocalist Shaila Dúrcal was born to prominent figures in Spanish music, Antonio Morales and Rocio Dúrcal. Shaila, the eldest of three siblings, was the only one to decide to pursue a career in music. She showed signs of talent and ambition to pursue a career as a vocalist as early as age three. She listened to a wide range... read full bio
Little Joe & La Familia is one of the most popular Tex-Mex bands in the music industry. Little Joe has been entertaining for more than 35 years, and has been described as the ""King of The Brown Sound."" He also helped pioneer ""Tejano"" music, a mix of traditional ""norteno"" music and country, blues and rock styles. Jose Maria DeLeon Hernandez... read full bio
Deborah Nowalski Kader is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from Costa Rica, better known by her stage name Debi Nova. As a teenager, Nova began her career as a backup vocalist for the Costa Rican rock group Gandhi. Nova got the opportunity to open for Aterciopelados and Deep Purple with them. She relocated to Los Angeles at the age of seventeen... read full bio
Performing together since 1979, Strunz & Farah are the innovators of an entirely new expression for the acoustic guitar. Decades ahead of their time, they originated an exotic style that now is widely followed. From Costa Rica and Iran respectively, Jorge Strunz and Ardeshir Farah have brought the cultural riches of their native lands into their highly virtuosic, rhythmic, and... read full bio
"Jesse & Joy are a Latin Grammy award winning Mexican pop duo formed in 2005 by siblings Jesse Huerta (born December 31, 1982) and Joy Huerta (born June 20, 1986). Jesse & Joy are two young siblings from Mexico City. They began to show a passion for music from a very young age. In 2001 (when they were 18 and 15... read full bio
With a mind-blowing fusion of Mexican masked wrestling, burlesque and humor, Lucha VaVOOM has been putting on some of the most exhilarating performances on the planet. Rita D'Albert and Liz Fairbairn founded Lucha VaVOOM in Los Angeles, which LA Weekly named the "Best Burlesque Show" in the city. Lucha VaVOOM features short, exhibition-style, one-fall Lucha Libre battles that pit good against... read full bio
Ill Niño, who originated from the thriving music communities of New Jersey and New York, has established themselves as a powerful force in the Latin metal genre. Two decades after its pioneering album "Revolution Revolucion" came out, a legacy that is still going strong. Ill Niño continues to stand strong as they embark on a global tour in support of their... read full bio
Bad Gyal, a Catalan rapper, got her start via YouTube, racking up over 1 million views on her Reggaetón-esque song, ‘Indapanden’. Her successful track earned her the name ‘The Queen of Catalan Trap’. Bag Gyal calls her music ‘dancehall’. She has not acquired too many listeners outside of Spain, but debuted her sound live with a performance in the UK.... read full bio
