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Santiago Manta
Santiago Manta formed in 1985 in Cochabamba, Bolivia, led by musician and composer Santiago Fernández. They built their sound around traditional Andean...
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Santiago Manta formed in 1985 in Cochabamba, Bolivia, led by musician and composer Santiago Fernández. They built their sound around traditional Andean instruments like the bombo drum and quena flute, giving their music a distinct rhythmic foundation.
Their most recognizable song is "El Tata Bombo Gramajo," which became something of an anthem in Bolivia. They released an album by the same name in 1995, followed by other records like "Para Ti" in 1999 and "30 Años" in 2015.
Their lyrics often touched on themes from indigenous communities, which sometimes drew criticism alongside their popularity.
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