Rubén Albarrán

Rubén Albarrán is widely known as the iconic frontman of Café Tacvba, a groundbreaking figure in Latin rock who has spent decades blending traditional Mexican sounds with modern rock, electronic, and experimental influences. As Billboard put it, his voice is “a multifaceted wonder, whether unleashing a crystalline coo that can pierce your heart, or an ominous growl that can turn severe and bitter.”

Beyond his work with Café Tacvba, Albarrán has consistently pushed artistic boundaries through solo projects like the folk-inspired Hoppo! and collaborations with luminaries including Calle 13, Julieta Venegas, Gustavo Santaolalla, and Natalia Lafourcade.

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Making Movies

Making Movies is an international rock n' roll band known for its Latino activism in the United States and abroad. Formed in Kansas City, MO in 2009, their music includes elements of rock, cumbia, psychedelia, American roots, son cubano, and spoken word. The band is composed of Panamanian brothers Enrique Chi (vocals, guitar) and Diego Chi (bass), along with Juan-Carlos Chaurand (percussion, keys) from Mexico, and Duncan Burnett (drums) from Kansas.

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La Lulu

Born Luisa Bastidas in Cali, Colombia, La Lulu has played with different bands all over the world and co-founded the Brooklyn band Strings N Skins. Her Second single "La Pipa de Mi Papi" is a psychedelic dembow that takes us on a trip to the multiverse. Following the success of her first single "Estoy Hot" a psychedelic cumbia. Both were produced by Lautaro "El beat del primo" Burgos. Together they are bringing down categories, invoking that Amazonian, psychotropic, south american vibez to a new sound.

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