With 13 years of experience, 3 albums and more than 300 concerts around the world, Calle Mambo has become a reference for the renewal of Latin music.

His compositions mix traditional Latin American instruments with electronic, urban sounds and popular rhythms (huayno, timba, caporal, cumbia, etc.), in a powerful alchemy between modernity and tradition. On stage, Calle Mambo plays more than 10 instruments —quena, quenacho, cuatro, charango, tiple, bagpipe, zampoña, ronroco, timbales— offering a vibrant show: a shocking, sensitive and danceable journey throughout Latin America, a true live hurricane.


Voice, wind instruments (Quena, Quenacho, Colombian Gaita, Zampoña, Toyos): Jhon Valle | Electric guitar, Tiple, Cuatro, Quena: Erkki Nylund | Charango, Ronrroco and choirs: Guillaume Laumière | Frontwoman Voice: Cosmika | Timpani and electronic beats: Javiera Consuelo.

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