Grupo Siggno are a regional Mexican band, who play tejano music. The group includes band members Jesse Turner (lead vocals, accordion), Joey Flores (background vocals, bajo sexton), Joseph Charles Scott (electric bass), Fabian Navarete (drums), David Roasas (congas, percussion), and Sergio Tabares (MC). Siggno’s debut studio album is titled Al Principio, which produced the hit single “Pero Hablame”. They titled... read full bio
The Cat Empire have progressively grown to be one of Australia's most popular musical exports. Without anyone at home actually noticing, the band consistently generates more worldwide business than any of their local contemporaries. They do this by attracting passionate devotion throughout the globe. The six people who have been connected by a shared passion of music since their teens have... read full bio
Known for her genuineness and ability to turn art into universal themes, Gisela João is one of Portugal's most influential voices. Through her own renditions of songs by José Afonso, José Mário Branco, and other cultural icons whose works are closely linked to the Portuguese Revolution and the struggle for democracy, she created the album Inquieta, which praises freedom and... read full bio
Ana Moura, a Grammy-winning and number-one vocalist, is the most popular and successful fadista to emerge in the twenty-first century. Her albums have continuously done well in the marketplace and her international concert tours often sell out. On the Tejo River, north of Lisbon, in the ancient city of Santarem, she was born. Moura was raised in a family where fado... read full bio
Mulatu Astatke is a well-known composer, arranger and musician from Ethiopia who plays the piano, organ, vibraphone and percussion. He is also recognized as the father of Ethio-jazz, a distinctive fusion of pop, modern jazz, traditional Ethiopian music, Latin rhythms, Caribbean reggae and Afro-funk. He spent a large portion of the 1970s extending the boundaries of Ethiopian music by working both domestically and... read full bio
Boleros De Noche, an annual celebration of bolero music from Latin America, returns to The Ford, attracting audiences of all ages and dubbed "a bolero revival in LA" (Al Borde). La Marisoul, a native of Los Angeles, is the leading vocalist for La Santa Cecilia which garnered admirers and a Grammy prize. With an 18-piece big band orchestra, Marisoul's latest bolero... read full bio
Zoé is a five-piece Mexican band who won both the Grammy and the Latin Grammy for its catchy, psychedelic rock sound and catchy rock and pop tunes. They are considered as one of the most influential bands of the indie rock era. The band reached the pinnacle of the rock en español industry in the late 2000s and their first of... read full bio
Notable members of the genre, such as Peso Pluma, have taken notice of Luis Ernesto "Netón" Vega Carvajal, a musician and songwriter from La Paz, Baja California Sur, for his skill in writing songs. In his steady rise to prominence, Netón Vega has established himself as one of the most exceptional composers in this genre. This gifted young guy, who... read full bio
CINDY BLACKMAN SANTANA is a skilled drummer with a background in both rock and jazz. Cindy is a sound innovator and bandleader who is passionate about pushing artistic boundaries and investigating movement and change. She is renowned not just for the intensity of her soulful playing but also for the subtleties and colors she adds to her beats and fills. Cindy... read full bio
Latin music singer and songwriter Jasiel Nuñez is well-known for his impassioned performances and unique musical style. His music is distinctive and intriguing, drawing in listeners from all over the world with its blend of contemporary inspirations and traditional Latin American rhythms. All of his performances are distinguished by his unparalleled dynamism and enthusiasm on stage. Jasiel has won numerous... read full bio
Every tale has a beginning, and for Venesti, that origin is in the Pacific Coast region of Colombia, where his music's beats are echoed by the rhythms of his forefathers. More than just an album, ORIGEN is a journey back to his roots and a celebration of the Afro-Latino culture that influenced him. Venesti creates a sonic experience that is... read full bio
Composed of Antonio García (vocals and guitar), Pepe Esteban (bass), Jota Mercader (drums), and Dani Sánchez (guitar), Arde Bogota aimed not to adhere to conventions but to redefine them. As the world remained stagnant, they accelerated progress. Their inaugural EP, El tiempo y la actitud, achieved early popularity. Through strong lyrics, visceral intensity, and a dark yet private aesthetic, the group commenced... read full bio
Award-winning choreographer and visionary artist SIUDY GARRIDO pushes boundaries by fusing innovation and tradition to produce works that have an impact that goes much beyond traditional flamenco presentations. Garrido's work electrifies and captivates audiences throughout the world who are yearning for new ideas, much like Riverdance did for Celtic music. Her dynamic artistry turns flamenco into a living, breathing language... read full bio
Olivia started out as a singer in the cumbia pop band Acantilados. Alejandro Sanz's team called her during the pandemic to work on his documentary "E| World Outside." He opened for famous musicians like Cardellino at Luna Park and Cami and Emilia Mernes in the Vélez Stadium. Her songs on love and breakups have done quite well on a number of internet... read full bio
"El Nuevo Pop Alternativo" (Bruses, a three-time Latin Grammy candidate) is known for her pop, electronica, and rock influences mixed with raw, deep, and poetic lyrics that instantly resonate. The tracks "Dueles Tan Bien," which recently celebrated its first platinum and gold certification, "I Like 2 Be," and "FBI" are off her debut album "Monsters," which is currently available. She... read full bio
Together with Marc Anthony and India, Victor Manuelle became one of the most influential figures in the New York salsa scene during the mid-1990s. Gilberto Santa Rosa served as Manuelle's mentor and albums like Victor Manuelle and A Pesar de Todo frequently placed at the top of the tropical charts. Starting with Decisión Unámine, he added executive production and songwriting credits... read full bio
The experimental musician and Grammy-winning producer Adrian Quesada is best known for being a co-founder of the seven-time Grammy-nominated psychedelic soul band Black Pumas. Quesada, a native Texan, has a rich musical background that includes producing and singing in funk, soul, psychedelic and various Latin music projects. His most recent works include Jaguar Sound, an instrumental album that pays homage to... read full bio
India has demonstrated a variety of musical skills throughout her career, including freestyle, house, Latin pop and reggaeton, but her run of chart-topping New York salsa hits for the RMM label in the mid- to late '90s, when she was dubbed the Princess of Salsa by none other than Celia Cruz, will forever define her. In the late 1980s, while freestyle... read full bio
Mario Gutiérrez formed the well-known Chilean musical ensemble Los Angeles Negros, which has had a lasting impression on the Latin American music landscape. Los Angeles Negros, a band that was founded in the late 1960s, have long been renowned for their dedication to finding the top musicians and vocalists to perform their compositions. They became well-known due to their distinctive... read full bio
The visionary artist of our time Paula Cendejas has made a remarkable impact on the music business with her ethereal voice and genre-defying creativity. Cendejas, a native of Madrid, made her worldwide debut with the lovely song "Tu Amor Es Mi Piel," her first single, which displayed her singing prowess. Since then, she has won praise from critics and a... read full bio
