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AKRIILA from Santiago de Chile is crashing the scene with an alternative sound that twists pop, DnB, and urban chaos into something entirely her own.

The Latin Formula is a Fresh Project formed by experienced musicians from both Cuba and Venezuela who have performed internationally throughout their careers, including North America, Europe and Asia.

A sizzling Southern Italian party with the brilliant Amaraterra, the first Pizzica ensemble in London, performing traditional music from the heel of Italy!

A ‘Pizzica’ is the malicious bite of the tarantula spider.

Illegally importing Latin America’s greatest hits,

Celebrating 16 years of Mexican Independence Day in London, we are proud to present one of the most iconic orchestras in Mexico and pioneers in cumbia… Grupo Cañaveral de Humberto Pabón.

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A hilarious and heartfelt collision of Graffoe’s sharp wit & whimsical storytelling with Forcione’s virtuosic guitar mastery.

Banda El Recodo is one of the most iconic ensembles in regional Mexican music. Founded in 1938 by Cruz Lizárraga in El Recodo, Sinaloa, it is internationally recognized as “The Mother of All Bands” for its pioneering role in the diffusion and evolution of banda music.

Amphitrio is an award-winning contemporary jazz trio from Bucharest, blending the atmospheric depth of Scandinavian jazz with the rich rhythmic language of the Balkans.

BIJî is the electrifying collaboration between Kurdish-Swedish artist and actor Robin Nazari and Stockholm-based director and music producer Maceo Frost.

​A vibrant four‑hands journey through Brazilian colour & character — from Mahle’s Northeastern folk inflections & Miranda’s sharp‑edged tango variations to Nazareth’s irresistible choro‑inspired charm — all crowned by the sweeping jazz‑soaked exhilaration of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue

Inês Loubet is a Portuguese singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer blending Latin jazz, Tropicália, and soulful grooves into her signature sound.

Tonight we present an evening celebrating the joyous, rhythmic, delights of classic Brazilian MPB with the 606 Club’s outstanding Brazilian band “Samara”.

Luiz Morais outstanding ensemble Brilliant Brazil, return to open our Autumn Weekend Starts Here, following their much appreciated and successful Summer concert.

Binomio de Oro de América, one of Colombia’s most beloved Vallenato bands, was founded in 1976 by the legendary Israel Romero and Rafael Orozco. This year, London will be part of the 50th anniversary celebration with a special concert featuring special guests.

The Latin Formula is a Fresh Project formed by experienced musicians from both Cuba and Venezuela who have performed internationally throughout their careers, including North America, Europe and Asia.

A 13-piece big band brings the salsa heat, celebrating six decades of rhythm, movement, and the unmistakable salsa sound.

Karen Lane and her outstanding quintet present elegant swing, sultry ballads, sensuous bossa nova, and vibrant samba from her five acclaimed albums.

Elegant swing, sultry ballads, and the irresistible sound of Brazil.

The fantastic Bubu Otis Trio play songs from the Great American Songbook with swing, Cuban, Brazilian and Caribbean styles, and with a pop and funky attitude!

World renowned drummer Vince Dunn brings his fabulous Orchestra to our stage to perform a electric mix of jazz, Latin, foot tapping funk and classic big band swing. This show will also feature the best in vocal talent to help deliver a great show.

A very special Monday night with prolific Venezuelan singer, songwriter, healer and guardian of ancient song traditions, Luzmira Zerpa, weaving Venezuelan and Latin folk traditions with African rhythms, Afrobeat and more!

A Wednesday night of glorious Cuban and Latin American floor fillers that defy you not to dance with Orquesta Estelar, a 30-plus member community Cuban Big Band based in London!

Formed in 1979, Grammy-winning Colombian salsa orchestra Grupo Niche is recognised by critics and audiences alike as Latin America’s most successful salsa orchestra.

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Aterciopelados returns to London to celebrate 30 years since the release of one of “The 50 Best Latin American Rock Album” at No3 by Rolling Stone Magazine, La pipa de la paz.