The point when your wedding guests are ready to dance could be a lively setting for Chile Con Curly’s mix of Latin rhythms, roots and funk. Founded by Miguel De la Mata and Oscar Letelier, the band draws on South American musical traditions while bringing electronic beats into its approach. Miguel sings and plays guitar, while Oscar’s roles include vocals, percussion and drums, with loops also part of his musical work. Their interest in contemporary Latin music gives you a clear direction to explore if you want that sound at your reception. Rhythm and blues is another ingredient in the band’s combination of traditional influences and electronic music.
Watch Chile Con Curly perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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