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Tomorrow night, living cumbia legend La Sonora Dinamita brings its iconic Colombian rhythms, fiery horn lines and powerhouse vocals to Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles for the fourth time! Known for their historic Latin music taste-making, the group’s contagious tropical beats have helped to popularize cumbia music throughout Latin amerika and across the globe. Angelenos are in for an unforgettable night of danceable, “dynamite sounds” (as the band’s name loosely translates). In honor of tomorrow’s show, here&#;s 10 fun facts about this longstanding cumbia supergroup.

• The original orchestra formed in in Columbia’s colorful coastal town of Cartagena de Indias, under the direction of Colombian arranger, composer and bandleader Lucho Argaín.
• The group disbanded in and re-formed in beneath the direction of Julio Ernesto Estrada &#;Fruko&#; Rincón—the artistic director of the Discos Fuentes record label.
• With a career spanning more than half-a-century, La Sonora Dinamita has issued more th

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  Lalo Orozco Clodomiro Montes Guillermo Martínez Enrique Bonfante Castilla Saúl Torres Jaime Sánchez Claudio Blanco Angel Mattos Jesús Martínez Javier Méndez Nando Malo Rodolfo Aicardi Lucho Argain Amarius Almenarez Susana Velasques Diana Sánchez Vilma Díaz Raquel Courrech John Jairo Murillo Margarita Willie Calderón Charlie Álvarez India Meliyara Chamaco Diego Mosquera Armando Hernández Mauro Pacheco Juan Valdez Marco Sosa Gil Cantillo Poli Martínez, Mono Martínez Osvaldo Muñoz Pedro Laza Frank Guzmán Fruko Geber Castañeda

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  When thinking about Latin American music, the first trendy genres that come to mind might be reggaeton, trap, and lately, corridos tumbados. Nevertheless, cumbia has been the most ubiquitous, unifying, and characteristic genre throughout Latin America for nearly a century. Whether you are in Monterrey, Buenos Aires’ Almagro neighborhood, the center of Lima, or East L.A., you are likely to hear some cumbia in the air.  

  Cumbia originated in Colombia around the end of the 19^th century and has since spread across the continent. It's characterized by its distinctive rhythm, which often features a combination of percussion instruments like drums and maracas, aligned in a 2/4 beat, along with an accordion and other traditional instruments. Cumbia music frequently involves elements of indigenous, African, and European musical traditions, resulting in a lively and rhythmic sound that is closely associated with dancing and celebrations.

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