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More than fifteen hundred concerts across Latin America, multiple Gold and Platinum records and the craft of an exceptional singer-songwriter make Alberto Plaza one of the cornerstones of Spanish-language music, a well-earned place after thirty years on stage. Alberto Plaza captivates crowds. Whether through his masterful performances or his songwriting, the acclaimed Chilean artist keeps winning over audiences with unmatched musicianship.

Chilean cumbia singer Américo is the leading figure of the tropical rhythm movement. His popularity in Chile and across Latin America has grown remarkably in recent years, establishing him as the movement's top performer. He has triumphed three times at the Viña del Mar Festival and at countless festivals throughout Latin America.

Andrés de León's musical calling showed early. In 1980, at just 6 years old, he debuted on Sábado Gigante and was named "child revelation" by the critics. Six years later he won the Estrellas del Futuro competition on Canal 13. In 1993 he signed with BMG and recorded the single "Mi amor de verano", a classic that still gets airplay on Chilean radio. At the same time he launched his international career with appearances on Sábado Gigante Internacional and opening for Whitney Houston in 1994. In 1995 he released his second album, "Todo este tiempo", recorded entirely in London, with the singles "Anclada en mi corazón", "Llévame del otro lado" and "Siempre te amé". Their success earned him an invitation to the 1996 Viña del Mar Festival, where he also sat on the international competition jury, and later to the Acapulco Festival.

Founded in Barcelona in 2002, the Colombian-Argentine band Che Sudaka is a true cult act. With optimistic, rebellious lyrics, boundless positive energy on stage and an instantly recognizable blend of Latin American folklore, ska, reggae, punk and electronics, Che Sudaka has become one of the most beloved bands on the Latin alternative scene. Four brothers who stop time with an accordion, acoustic and electric guitars, samplers and a drum machine. Every concert turns into a street party in the here and now, a moment of unity and harmony, respect and love. The four South American musicians, who lived the undocumented immigrant experience firsthand, have been invited to festivals in forty-seven countries and have played some fifteen hundred concerts across five continents.

We blend traditional rhythms from Peruvian and Latin American folklore with the power of rock, creating a distinctive sound through genres like huayno, cumbia, and festejo.

More than a long-awaited new album, Claudia Acuña's "Turning Pages" is an exquisite reintroduction to a singer who has thrived at the cusp of jazz and Latin American music. The project captures an artist in the process of reinventing herself, with a program of strikingly melodic original songs expressing her singular vision. Featuring a stellar cast of collaborators, Acuña's first new recording in a decade makes a compelling case that while keeping a lower profile she's been plumbing new emotional depths.

"La Bomba 2017" is an updated version of the worldwide hit "La Bomba", written in 1998 by Fabio Zambrana and released that same year by Azul Azul, the band he fronted. In June 2001, "La Bomba" became the number 1 Latin song in the world according to Billboard, where it stayed for 4 weeks, spending more than 40 weeks on the chart.

La Banda Algarete is a Puerto Rican group formed in Ponce in the early 1990s under the leadership of Ismael Flores. Their sound blends hip hop, reggae, rock, ska, salsa and reggaeton with an unmistakable Caribbean flavor. Their debut album "Algaretime", released by EMI Latin, took them to the top of the radio charts with hits such as "El problema", "Médico brujo" and "Mala mujer". With three decades on stage, they celebrated their anniversary with AlgareteFest in San Juan and new versions of their classics, including "Médico brujo" with Los Rabanes. Their live show is a nonstop party.

La Mosca Tsé-Tsé is an Argentine band formed in 1995 in Ramallo, Buenos Aires province, with Guillermo Novellis on vocals. Their blend of rock, ska, cumbia and Latin rhythms took them across Latin America with hits such as "Para no verte más", "Yo te quiero dar", "Cha cha cha" and "Te quiero comer la boca". In 2022 their classic "Muchachos, esta noche me emborracho" became "Muchachos, ahora nos volvimos a ilusionar", the anthem of Argentine fans at the Qatar World Cup. Their live show is a guaranteed party for every audience.

Los Chabelos are a Peruvian punk rock and irreverent fusion band, known for their explosive stage energy and provocative style. With more than two decades on the road, they have won over audiences in Peru and Latin America with sharp lyrics and satirical humor. Their music mixes punk, ska and local rhythms into a unique sound that connects with crowds. Ideal for festivals, large shows and events looking for a dose of rebellion and fun.

Los Mirlos, pioneers of Peru's Amazonian cumbia, have spent more than five decades taking their unmistakable "jungle cumbia" around the world. With classics like "La danza de Los Mirlos" and "Eres mentirosa", their music has crossed generations and borders, becoming a benchmark of Latin American tropical music. Their live show is a vibrant party that blends Amazonian tradition with modern rhythms, ideal for international festivals and diverse audiences.

Los Rabanes are an iconic Latin fusion rock band known for blending rock, reggae, ska, and Caribbean rhythms into a unique sound. Winners of the Latin GRAMMY in 2007 for Best Latin Rock Band, they have performed across stages in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. With over a dozen albums, they continue to be key figures in Latin alternative rock.

Maricarmen Marín is an actress, singer and TV host, born on September 28, 1982 in Lima, Peru. She debuted in 1999, aged just 16, on the show "La movida de los sábados", and in 2000 joined the all-female cumbia group Agua Bella as a singer. In mid-2001, together with Alhely Cheng, Marina Yafac and Rosa Salazar, she formed the group Bella Bella. In 2005 she started her solo career with her first album, "Me enamoré de ti y qué". That same year she debuted as a TV host with the shows "Al ritmo de Maricarmen" and "Ritmo sabroso".

A ten-piece band whose members came from different paths and met at the cumbia party. They started in the winter of 2006, and the name refers to the diversity of the world's street markets, where everyone is a regular. Santaferia holds an important place on the Chilean scene, with airplay on radio, TV and online. The band debuted with the single "Sakate uno" and today has thousands of fans. They have released five albums: "Le traigo cumbia" (2011), "Lo que va a pasar" (2013), "Haciendo nada" (2016), "En el ojo del huracán" (2017) and "Cumbia casera" (2020), plus the DVD "Santaferia 10 años", recorded in 2016 at Movistar Arena before more than 13,000 people, and the vinyl/CD compilation "Hasta el sol te seguiré". In 2017 they also published their first book of chronicles, "La ruta del huracán", written by Cristóbal González Lorca.

Mario Muñoz, also known as Subcantante, is a solo artist who explores his voice and songwriting through a personal and creative approach. At the same time, he is the lead vocalist and founding member of Doctor Krápula, the iconic Colombian mestizo rock band with over 25 years of career, known for its social, political, and environmental messages, as well as its tours across the Americas and Europe.