Hoy

As four illegal immigrants, they forged their sound on the streets of Barcelona in 2002. Now, having been invited to festivals in 40 countries and playing more than 1500 concerts around world, Che Sudaka stand as the flagship group of Mestizo Music - the fiery Native American and European hybrid of cumbia, ska and punk.

Che Sudaka formed with the union of Argentinean brothers Leo (guitar and voice) and Kachafaz (vocals and megaphone), and their Colombian comrades Cheko (keyboards/accordion) and Jota (guitar), bringing together music found in South American popular culture and in such legendary bands as The Clash, Mano Negra and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs.

On stage, Che Sudaka's overflowing energy is an overwhelming presence, inciting the audience to dance and also to think.

The band's expressive socio-critical lyrics pull down ideological frontiers, challenge politicians and defend human rights. Using urgent music as the universally understood language to broadcast their messages, the band's coherent sound makes it stand out from the crowd.

Che Sudaka identifies itself is a band with a mission and prides itself as being a medium for collective consciousness - underlined by the release of its sixth studio album 'Hoy' at the end of 2014.