AlaDeMoska

About

AlaDeMoska doesn't just play music; they orchestrate a vibrant, multi-sensory experience. Hailing from Bogota, Colombia, this high-energy collective explodes with a fusion of Latin ska, punk rock urgency, and the infectious rhythms of cumbia. Imagine a mosh pit fueled by aguardiente and a brass section – that's AlaDeMoska in its rawest form. Formed in the early 2000s, the band quickly carved a niche within Bogota's burgeoning alternative scene, their live shows becoming legendary for their relentless energy and audience interaction. Their breakthrough came with albums like "Radio Ghetto Blaster," which solidified their signature sound and earned them international attention. AlaDeMoska’s commitment to social commentary, woven into their infectious melodies, sets them apart. They're not just making you dance; they're making you think. AlaDeMoska has shared stages with luminaries of the Latin alternative scene, including Manu Chao and Ska-P, cementing their reputation as a force to be reckoned with. Recent projects see them pushing their sonic boundaries, experimenting with electronica elements while maintaining the core ska-punk energy that defines them. AlaDeMoska remains a vital voice, amplifying the pulse of Bogota's streets to a global audience.