A Bogotá band that mixes jazz, swing, and cumbia into something hard to pin down.
For a quick sense of their sound, try 'Veneno' or 'La Tienda de Sombreros'. They frame that blend of swing and Colombian rhythms without overthinking it.
They've carved out a space where genres don't stick, pulling from swing and cumbia on tracks like 'Veneno'. That refusal to sit neatly in one box has been part of their appeal since they formed in 2007. Songs like 'La Tienda de Sombreros' show how they make that hybrid feel natural, not forced.
They started in Bogotá in 2007, but their mix of swing, jazz, and cumbia made it hard to find footing early on. Their 2012 debut 'Hecho a Mano' and later work like 2018's 'Encanto Tropical' with 'Nuestra Canción' helped them reach listeners outside Colombia. The seven-member group, led by vocalist Catalina García and guitarist Santiago Prieto, builds arrangements collaboratively.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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