Salsa
Born in New York City, USA
Salsa took shape in the 1960s and 70s in New York's Latino barrios, where Cuban son, mambo, and Puerto Rican rhythms met jazz. The Fania Records era turned it into the sound of a generation.
LATIN SOUL. LIVE ENERGY.
Conse-
cuencia.
The heartbeat of your next celebration.
From the first note to the last dance. Live Latin music that brings people together and keeps the party moving.
OUR SOUND. OUR ROOTS.
Where the rhythm was born
Every genre we play carries a story. From Caribbean coasts to New York barrios, these are the sounds that shaped us.
Merengue
Born in the Dominican Republic
Merengue emerged in the Dominican countryside in the 19th century and became the national music and dance. Its fast two-step beat, driven by the güira and tambora, fills any dance floor instantly.
Cumbia
Born on the Caribbean coast of Colombia
Cumbia was born from the meeting of Indigenous, African, and Spanish cultures on Colombia's Caribbean coast. Its hypnotic drum patterns and flutes spread across all of Latin America.
Bachata
Born in the Dominican Republic
Bachata grew in the bars and streets of Santo Domingo in the early 20th century. Once called 'music of bitterness', its romantic guitar melodies are now loved around the world.
Latin Pop
Born across Latin America and the USA
Latin pop blends traditional rhythms with modern pop, rock, and urban sounds. From the 1980s onward it crossed every border and turned Latin music into a global language.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE RHYTHM
Meet the Band Members
Three musicians. One passion. A whole lot of ritmo.
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Mateo Rivera
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Oscar Zaragosa
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Diego Morales
Placeholder nameMADE FOR YOUR MOMENTS
Every celebration deserves a little ritmo.
Good company. Live music. A dance floor full of memories.
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