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Orquesta Ritmo de Sabanas
Orquesta Ritmo de Sabanas formed in 1980 in San Juan de Betulia, a town in Colombia's Caribbean coastal plains. They built their sound around traditional...
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Orquesta Ritmo de Sabanas formed in 1980 in San Juan de Betulia, a town in Colombia's Caribbean coastal plains. They built their sound around traditional Colombian styles like porro, cumbia, and vallenato. Their breakthrough came with the song "Porro Bonito," which became an instant classic in their home country.
The band's vocalist Rodolfo "El Lobo" Ospino became known for his passionate stage presence and soaring vocals.
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