Ramona

Ramona: The Leading Band in Indie Music

Since 2012, Ramona has created their own voice, becoming the leading band in the indie music movement in Tijuana. Only a few bands bring up the emblematic and unique elements of Mexican culture with different genres such as 60s and 70s rock and Latin American ballad, creating their own style which they call romantic psychedelic rock.

Album Production

The album Redes Sociales was produced by Latin Grammy winners and Grammy nominees Demian and Alejandro Jimenez. Known for their work with Carla Morrison, Ricky Martin, and Marian Ruzzi, among others. As a result, Ramona has built a bigger and more solid audience in Mexico and the United States, and in recent years, Peru, Argentina, and Chile.

Stage Collaborations

In Mexico, Ramona has shared stage with big musicians, such as Natalia Lafourcade, Hello Seahorse, Enjambre, Kinky, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and Blonde Redhead, among others. Internationally, the band has performed in Argentina and in Toronto's music week in Canada.

Upcoming US Circulation

As a result of the high demand from the Hispanic audience, Ramona is preparing to begin their US circulation while promoting their new releases. Each single is a part of a love story visually inspired by the Chicano culture in the border.

Twin Seas: An East LA Project

TWIN SEAS: Born out of an East LA bedroom studio, dreamy, psychedelic, and irresistibly groovy, Twin Seas blends lush synths, shimmering guitars, and retro vibes to create a sound that feels like a sun-soaked California day. Drawing from indie rock, psych-pop, and classic funk influences, their music is a smooth ride through waves of nostalgia and modern energy.

Event Information

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