Chile’s Golosa La Orquesta churns out high-energy, transcendent performances that fuse the old rhythms of Latin America with a contemporary interpretation that has no limits. The band utilizes octave violins, guitars that experiment between the delay and echo reverb, and midi keyboards, fused with the purity of the acoustic accordion and violin, the sound of the bass and the virtuosity in jazz improvisations. It is a musical fusion of tango, chachachá, milonga, waltz, bolero with jazz, rock, pop and global. Influenced by leading figures such as hot jazz guitarist Panchito Cabrera, as well as other Chilean bohemian musicians of the 1950s, Golosa la Orquesta began playing on an underground circuit of bowling alleys and bars of Santiago in 2012. Since then, they’ve released 3 albums and toured Europe 3 times – wowing audiences wherever they’ve played. Their performances revive popular classic Latin American rhythms and interpret them in contemporary ways, so folks you like can experience them “from the body and the party” – a music of “celebration and conscience”. Golosa La Orquesta is: Danka Villanueva (Violin), Carolina Martínez (Vocal, cuatro guitar), Gus Valenzuela (Guitars), Hugo Jara (Drums and percussion), Nicolás Romero (Keyboards, synthetizers).