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Ozono Bolivia
Ozono Bolivia formed in Cochabamba, where childhood friends Mauricio 'Chino' Noguer, Omar de la Cruz, and Ricardo 'Ricky' Padilla started playing together....
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Ozono Bolivia formed in Cochabamba, where childhood friends Mauricio 'Chino' Noguer, Omar de la Cruz, and Ricardo 'Ricky' Padilla started playing together. They worked with traditional Andean instruments like the charango and quena alongside electronic programming, which gave their music a particular texture.
Their 2016 song "Fuego, Fuego" became their most recognizable track. It blended those Andean elements with danceable electronic beats in a way that caught on in several regions outside Bolivia.
The group released albums including "Ozono" in 2014, "Fuego, Fuego" in 2016, "Fusionarte" in 2019, and "Sentimiento" in 2021. Their lineup remained centered on Noguer handling vocals and charango, de la Cruz on wind instruments, and Padilla on bass and programming.
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