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Tribilín Sound is the project of Alvaro Ernesto, a Peruvian DJ and producer focused on tropical electronic music, digital cumbia and Latin bass. Active since the late 1990s and producing since 2006, his sound blends cumbia, chicha, Afro-Peruvian rhythms, tropical bass and club music, driven by a strong Latin American identity.

He has released music on labels such as Regional (Chile), Folcore (Spain) and Terror Negro (Peru), and is widely known for his bootlegs, remixes and original productions within the Latin electronic and global bass scenes. His work has reached international platforms, including composing the soundtrack for Kenzo’s Paris Fashion Week 2019 show, as well as curating projects like New Latam Beats From Perú, a compilation highlighting 16 Peruvian electronic artists.

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Chicha rock psychedelic from the urban settings of London.
Peruvian and Chilean members fusing their cultures and their surrounding into one powerful sound.

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LOKANDES is the combination of two words: 'Crazy' and 'Andes' which represents the intention of our music - crazy music from the Andes -. This project was started in London, during December 2007, by Karlos Saldaña and Alx Alfaro. This project aims to create Alternative music with roots from traditional Andean music and then entered in his second phase completing the band line up with musicians from different parts of the world based in London, England. LOKANDES is now known to fuse Afro-Andean music with other contemporary music styles such as Funk, Latin, Reggae, Jazz, Cumbia, etc.

This fusion of music and musicians aims to bring its audiences original music with socially conscious lyrics, at the same time bringing awareness to Latin-American cultures.

The band had the opportunity to play on different venues like Notting hill arts club, Passing Clouds, Jazz Cafe, Coronet,The O2 - The British Music Experience - Millennium Dome, etc.. and festivals as Big Chill Fest, Love Box, Movimientos, Andean Connection, Shoreditch Festival, Carnaval del Pueblo(Burguess Park), Global Local, Latin Quarter, Rich Mix, The Scoop, Kendal Callling, Secret Garden Party, London Mela at Gunnersbury Park, London Green Fair, Glastonbury , Vamos Festival, London latin american film festival, BT London river of live (Olympics 2012) among others.

You can see part of our music and videos in the following links where you can share part of our experiences:

Links:
www.myspace.com/lokandesproject
www.reverbnation.com/lokandes
www.facebook.com/lokandesmusic
www.twitter.com/lokandes
http://latinosinlondon.bandcamp.com/album/lokandes-positive-energy
EPK(Video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXQlvGqGivA

Cal Jader is one of the musical activists behind London Latin cultural protagonists Movimientos and co-host of one of London's finest tropical / global bass parties Love Carnival. With his trademark blend of latin beats, carnival rhythms and fresh global sounds he is helping to soundtrack London's underground music scene with regular sets across the capital, as well as around the UK and Europe. 
He's also played at clubs and festivals around the globe as far afield as Mexico City, Beirut, Bogota, Kuala Lumpar, Istanbul, and a 10 date tour all around Brazil in Rio, Salvador, Brasilia and at carnival in Recife. In the UK he's played everywhere from festivals like Bestival and Glastonbury as well as closing WOMAD in Fuerteventura, and has shared stages with world class live acts like Manu Chao, Bomba Estereo, Novalima, and Calle 13 as well as Chico Trujillo and La Yegros. He continues to champion the new generation of producers from Latin American and has played alongside the likes of El Búho, Chancha Via Circuito, DJ Raff, Kaleema and Uji.

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