Che Sudaka

About

From the barrios of Barcelona to the world’s biggest stages, Che Sudaka has been igniting global audiences with their infectious blend of Latin ska, punk rock, and Columbian folklore for over two decades. Formed from the ashes of political turmoil and economic hardship, the band's four founders – two Columbian brothers and two Argentinian friends – turned adversity into art, crafting a sound that's as politically charged as it is danceable. Their music is a vibrant tapestry woven with ska's upbeat rhythms, punk's rebellious spirit, cumbia's earthy grooves, and hints of reggae and rumba, all delivered with powerful, socially conscious lyrics. Che Sudaka's relentless touring schedule has cemented their reputation as a powerhouse live act. From squat parties to major festivals like Glastonbury and Roskilde, they've brought their message of unity and resistance to millions. Notable albums like "Almas Rebeldes" and "San Lazaro" showcase their evolution, while collaborations with artists like Manu Chao underscore their commitment to cross-cultural exchange. Beyond the music, Che Sudaka embodies a DIY ethos, managing their own career and maintaining close ties with their fanbase. Currently, they continue to tour extensively, spreading their message of social justice and collective joy, proving that music can be both a party and a powerful force for change.