A number of Colombians came to live in Belgium. At some point a plan was born there. That plan was to keep musical traditions from Colombia alive. And that plan, it cannot be said otherwise, got completely out of hand. Cumbia and other genres got mixed with all sorts of things. The funk of James Brown and Red Hot Chili Peppers, for example, but also hip-hop and rock and dance and...and a whole lot more, among other things.
Yet exactly what the group had envisioned happened, the music from the homeland remained alive, alive and kicking even. And that is, to say the least, quite contagious. Because jumping up and down and hugging your neighbor - or woman on the festival field is something you will automatically do to this highly energetic and more than once club and crazy party music.
Rafael Espinel - vocals, guitar, percussion
Diego Higueras - guitar
Tuan Ho Duc - saxophone, flute, ewie
Jose Buc Chaves - bass
Daniel Millán - drums
