Supergroup ASTROPICAL, featuring Rawayana & Bomba Estéreo, makes their Clearwater debut at the BayCare Sound! “This will be an entirely new band,” Rawayana's Beto Montenegro enthuses. “We will definitely play songs by Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana, but only as part of the ASTROPICAL experience. I never imagined that one day I would be sharing the stage with Bomba Estéreo.”

ABOUT BOMBA ESTÉREO

Colombian stars Bomba Estéreo have been a force on the global alternative scene since their 2010 break-out track Fuego. Subsequent releases like Latin GRAMMY®-nominated Elegancia Tropical (2013) and GRAMMY®-nominated Amanecer (2015) put them at the forefront of influential fusion bands. Amanecer included massive anthems like Soy Yo and To My Love with hundreds of millions of streams around the globe. Bomba have performed more than 1,000 shows from major festival stages like Coachella and Lollapalooza to sold out large venues from New York to Tokyo. The group's album Deja was spotlighted by the NY Times as the #1 "Best Album of 2021" and nominated for multiple GRAMMY® Awards. In recent years, Bomba has collaborated on hits with artists ranging from Manu Chao to Nelly Furtado. But it was their Bad Bunny collaboration which had a seismic impact on their career - Ojitos Lindos (2022) became a worldwide smash and now has more than 3 billion streams. The song was #2 on the Spotify Global Chart for three weeks straight.

ABOUT RAWAYANA

GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMYs® winners Rawayana have become one of Latin America’s most exciting international acts with their high-powered live show and their genre-bending fusion of Caribbean rhythms with funk, reggae, soul, house, and rock. Originally from Venezuela, Rawayana has released five studio albums via their label, Broccoli Records: Licencia Para Ser Libre (2011), Rawayanaland (2013), Trippy Caribbean (2016), Cuando Los Acéfalos Predominan (2021), and their latest ¿Quién trae las cornetas? (2023). The latter has been their most successful album to date, generating over 250 million global streams and spawning several hit singles, including Binikini (feat Danny Ocean), Hora Loca (feat Monsieur Periné), and Dame Un Break. The album’s success has also resulted in a GRAMMY® for "Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album" and a Latin GRAMMY® for “Best Pop Song” for their hit Feriado. The band scored a nomination for Best New Artist at the 18th Annual Latin GRAMMY® Awards after the release of their third album, Trippy Caribbean. They’ve also had several impactful collaborations with industry powerhouses such as Natalia Lafourcade, Justin Quiles, Los Amigos Invisibles, Willy Rodriguez (Cultura Profética), Danny Ocean, Alvaro Díaz, Elena Rose, Akapellah and more. With over 620 million global streams and 6.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Rawayana has established itself as Venezuela's most important current musical act and is emerging as one of Latin America's most influential bands of the last decade.