Otorongo

Melbourne Get ready to dance! and connect with the best South-American electronic folk music!
Inti Raymi / We Tripantu - The rebirth of the Sun🌄
/ June-07/ 🔗Tickets link in bio

We’re honoured to welcome (Argentina), weaving hypnotic soundscapes with wooden instruments from South America, creating a live journey that feels both organic and ceremonial & (Cuba), whose fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms, improvisation, and electronic mysticism will possess the drums that will drive the rhythm of this ritual.

Alongside these international acts we will enjoy a special dance performance by Kathleen Gonzales ( ), plus DJ sets by , , and , exploring the finest Latin folktronica, ethno-organic, and Afro-Latin beats.

Let’s listen to the natural rhythms and dance into the longest night of the year—together.

Art by the talented

Hey amigos in Melbourne,
This Sunday ISU TAKI and Cumbia Massive are teaming up to deliver a massive party at the legendary Section 8

Dont miss out!
free entry, 5-11 PM

Sunday 15th of December, ISU TAKI + Cumbia Massive takeover at Section 8 Melbourne / Free entry

We are super excited to collaborate with our friends from Cumbia Massive at the legendary Section 8
Let us take you on a magical and sensational tour into our homeland, Abya Yala (AKA Latin America) With a touch of Andean, Caribbean and Brazilian afro, as well as other folk-flavored mestizo beats.

ISU TAKI and CUMBIA MASSIVE brings you the best of emerging beats as well as South American folk music on a free day/night party to make you dance!

We have an amazing line-up with very special guests:

Nahuatl Sound system [Cumbia, steppers, dub-techno- Mexico] live set
Sonidero esperanza [ Cumbia, Tropical bass- Mexico]
Muiscaya[Salsa, Electro cumbia - Colombia]
Cuerpo Negro [Folktronica, Afro Latin - Colombia]
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This event takes place on the stolen land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. ISU TAKI respectfully acknowledges elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge ancient knowledge not only from Kuli Nation, but all across both continents: Australia and Abya Yala. Always was, always will be