Mr. Rojo
Mr. Rojo formed in Bogotá's La Macarena neighborhood in 2009. They started as a collective that mixed traditional tango with rock, jazz, and Latin rhythms,...
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Mr. Rojo formed in Bogotá's La Macarena neighborhood in 2009. They started as a collective that mixed traditional tango with rock, jazz, and Latin rhythms, which didn't sit well with some tango purists at first.
Their debut album "Tango Bogotá" came out in 2012, anchored by the title track that became their calling card. The song pulls from the city's atmosphere, pairing the familiar melancholy of tango with a more contemporary energy.
They followed with "La Ciudad Secreta" in 2015 and "Canciones de Viaje" in 2018, both continuing to blend those influences. Another track, "Vamo'a La Verbena," shows their livelier side. The band's sound has always been more about fusion than preservation, which has kept conversations about tango's boundaries going around their work.
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