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Rawayana
Rawayana is a Venezuelan musical group formed in Caracas in 2007. Its current lineup comprises vocalist and guitarist Alberto Montenegro, bassist Antonio Casas, drummer and percussionist Andrés Story, and guitarist Alejandro Abeijón.
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Italy
- Sep 11MilanoFabriqueView details
Switzerland
- Sep 12ZürichHalle 622View details
Netherlands
- Sep 18AmsterdamMelkwegView details
United Kingdom
- Sep 21LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details
United States
- Oct 16San FranciscoBill Graham Civic AuditoriumView details
- Oct 19DenverFillmore Auditorium (Denver)View details
- Oct 22NashvilleThe TruthView details
- Oct 24AtlantaSynovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain ParkView details
- Nov 2PhiladelphiaThe Met Presented by HighmarkView details
- Nov 8ChicagoAragon BallroomView details
- Nov 19Houston713 Music HallView details
- Nov 20Houston713 Music HallView details
- Dec 4OrlandoKia CenterView details
- Dec 6MiamiKaseya CenterView details
- Dec 7MiamiKaseya CenterView details
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About Rawayana
The group describes its sound as trippy pop, blending reggae, psychedelia, electronic music, funk, and salsa influences across six studio albums. Rawayana won the Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album at the 2025 ceremony for the album ¿Quién Trae las Cornetas?, and has also received multiple Latin Grammy Awards, including Best Pop Song in 2024 and Best Latin Electronic Music Performance in 2025.
The band has collaborated with artists including Bomba Estéreo and Natalia Lafourcade, and its 2023 performance on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series drew more than 11 million views, substantially widening its international audience beyond Latin America.
In 2025 Rawayana joined Bomba Estéreo in the collaborative project Astropical, and released the album ¿Dónde Es El After? in January 2026, continuing to tour internationally.