Ojitos De Luna

The Sound of Kilombo's Cultural Fusion

Kilombo's "Ojitos De Luna" is a vibrant testament to the fusion of Latin American folklore with contemporary global influences, shaped by the band's deep connection to both their heritage and their long-standing presence in Japan. Rooted in the rhythms of Andean sounds, Afro-Latin rhythms, cumbia, and elements of rock, jazz, and global music, and Latin American traditions, the album expands its soundscape with elements of rock, jazz, and modern world music, creating a unique style.

More than just a collection of songs, "Ojitos De Luna" embodies Kilombo's artistic identity - an exploration of nostalgia, cultural roots, and personal transformation. Their years in Japan have influenced not only their approach to music but also their artistic sensibilities, adding a sense of precision, depth, and refinement to their sound. This cultural duality breathes life into the album, blending the passionate storytelling and rhythmic intensity of Latin America with the delicate attention to detail and introspection often found in Japanese artistry.

Recorded and produced in Tokyo, the album is an intricate tapestry of acoustic instruments, rich harmonies, and dynamic arrangements that transport listeners across continents. "Ojitos De Luna" is more than an album - it is an expression of Kilombo's journey, bridging traditions, embracing evolution, and proving that music knows no borders.