Sones De Marimba

From Colombia to Mexico, the marimba has a tradition that comes from Africa. Sones de Marimba moves from son Jarocho to Currulao, from Afro-Peruvian rhythms to Cuban beats with a touch of jazz and modern music. Their music travels around the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea and arrives at the Mediterranean to mix with different cultures. Their songs in Spanish are inspired by the daily life in the cities and their people.

The formation is composed of musicians from around the world who bring a fresh and cool sound to their music by using traditional instruments like the marimba chiapaneca or the marimba de chonta from Colombia, the vihuela and Mexican jarana, the cuatro from Venezuela, and the cajon from Peru.