Bomba Estereo began as a musical project put together by musician and visual artist Simon Mejia. Consisting of members of Bogota’s electronic music scene, Bomba Estereo blends Colombia’s traditional sounds of Cumbia and Champeta with rock, electronic music and hip hop. Originally, Bomba just made instrumental tracks, that is until the band recruited its feisty frontwoman Liliana Saumet. The group have released three records, Vol. 1 in 2006, Estalla in 2008 and 2009’s Blow Up.
Bomba Estéreo’s Li Saumet speaks about her encounters with spiritual practices and making results for yourself with a full and sure heart.
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Experience Remezcla Música’s RE TV series with City Sessions. Bomba Estéreo performs in the streets of NYC with two exclusive tracks followed by an intimate…
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This year, we bring you an exclusive and FREE SXSW playlist sampler featuring 23 tracks by Francisca Valenzuela, Kali Mutsa, Astro, Bam Bam, La Vida…
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Under the new alter-ego Leidi Li, Bomba Estereo’s Liliana Saumet published this new side-project of hers where she pleads guilty on the charges of boyfriend-slaughtering.…