Formed in Miami in 2000, Locos por Juana draw mostly from their Colombian and Carribbean roots to concoct their reggae infused sounds. So far the band has released three full-length albums and the recently released Evolucion EP serving as a preview for their upcoming full-length release, Somos de la Calle. With a 2008 Grammy nomination for Best Latin Band under their belt, and numerous music publications around the world naming them best Latin American band numerous times, Locos por Juana have accrued a loyal fan base in throughout Europe, Latin America and the United States.
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