Gondwana

About

For over three decades, Gondwana has been the undisputed standard-bearer of Chilean reggae, a vibrant sound that resonates far beyond the Andes. Formed in Santiago in 1987, the band quickly transcended the underground scene, weaving conscious lyrics with infectious grooves. Their music is a potent blend of classic roots reggae, tinged with Latin American flavors and ska influences, creating a unique sonic tapestry that's both danceable and deeply thoughtful. Gondwana's self-titled debut album in 1997 catapulted them to international recognition, spawning hits like "Armonía de Amor" and establishing them as a major force in Latin American music. They've toured relentlessly across the globe, sharing stages with reggae legends and cultivating a devoted fanbase. More than just musicians, Gondwana are cultural ambassadors, using their platform to address social issues and promote positive change. Collaborations with artists like Ky-Mani Marley further solidified their reggae credentials. Despite lineup changes over the years, the band’s commitment to conscious music and unwavering energy remains. They continue to tour and record, proving that Gondwana’s reign as the kings of Chilean reggae is far from over. Their most recent work continues to show they have what it takes to bring the world positivity through music.