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Master Djo
Master Djo formed in Bogotá around 2001, led by vocalist John Jairo Delgado. Their first album 'Expresión' came out in 2003, featuring the track 'Salsa para...
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Master Djo formed in Bogotá around 2001, led by vocalist John Jairo Delgado. Their first album 'Expresión' came out in 2003, featuring the track 'Salsa para un Dulce.' They followed it with records like 'Salsa para el Mundo' in 2005 and 'El Origen' in 2015.
Their music pulls from salsa and cumbia, sometimes mixed with electronic touches. The song 'Falsedad' appears among their work. The group includes percussionist Alberto Bermúdez, bassist Jonathan Jiménez, and keyboard player Julián Sánchez.
In 2010, they dealt with a legal dispute involving a former member. They've also worked with other artists, including Rubén Blades.
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