
Los Pirañas + Earthly Measures
sábado, 14 de noviembre de 2026 · 6:30 p.m.The Jazz Cafe · London
Descripción
Baba Yaga's Hut and The Jazz Cafe presents: Los Pirañas + Earthly Measures at The Jazz Cafe, November 14th LOS PIRAÑAS - Psychedelic tropical noise Los Pirañas is an international instrumental supergroup that has been pushing the boundaries of Latin tropical music for some time now. This band represents thé psychedelic sound of contemporary Colombia and has been spearheading the revival of the Colombian music scene. For almost 30 year Eblis Alvarez (Meridian Brothers), Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero, Ondatropica) and Pedro Ojeda (Romperayo) have been putting their eccentric stamp on Latinamerican styles like vallenato, Peruvian chicha, and Colombian champeta, just to name a few. Los Pirañas combine these styles with a rock attitude, noisy improvisations and absurd musical humor. Think of Captain Beefheart in an exotic mood. Completely crazy, but very danceable and enjoyable at the same time. “party music with a bite \[..\] Captain Beefheart in an exotic mood makes no sense anymore. Los Pirañas sounds more like a young Carlos Santana on acid”. – Oor Magazine/blog “Los Pirañas are pushing Colombian music into new places, giving it a raw, punk energy with a level of musicianship that knows no bounds.” – Songlines “Colombian guitar-bass-drums trio continue their sci-fi, instrumental rock ‘n roll experiments on traditional cumbia. \[…\] It only gets wilder.” - MOJO \---- Earthly Measures ‘Locally Global’ London-based DJ duo, producers and record label owners Earthly Measures, create and share music for the open spaces, ears, hearts & minds. Having become an integral part of the alternative world electronic scene in London, Earthly Measures have performed at iconic venues such as Jazz Cafe, Village Underground, The Cause and more, their journey has seen them become a mainstay at festivals including Glastonbury, Shambala, We Out Here, and Kelburn Garden Party, alongside holding residencies at Noisily Festival and Ozora Festival in Hungary. Their record label has become home to a diverse array of artists, creating a platform where cultures and sounds intertwine effortlessly. From downtempo journeys to dance-floor psychedelia, what remains constant is the harmonious relationship between nature and music.