Rawayana—multiple GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® winners—have become one of Latin America’s most innovative and exciting international acts, celebrated for their high-powered live show and their fusion of Caribbean rhythms with funk, reggae, soul, house, electronic, and rock. 

Originally from Venezuela, the band has released seven studio albums via their label Broccoli Records: Licencia Para Ser Libre (2011), Rawayanaland (2013), Trippy Caribbean (2016), Cuando Los Acéfalos Predominan (2021), ¿Quién trae las cornetas? (2023), ASTROPICAL (2025, with Bomba Estéreo), and their latest release, ¿Dónde Es El After? (2026). ¿Quién trae las cornetas? earned the band a GRAMMY® for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album and a Latin GRAMMY® for Best Pop Song for their global hit “Feriado.” ASTROPICAL further expanded their creative universe, earning Rawayana a 2026 GRAMMY® nomination in the Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album category. Most recently, the band earned a Latin GRAMMY® for Best Electronic Song with their viral hit “Veneka,” marking another major milestone in their career. 

Released on January 1st, ¿Dónde Es El After? instantly became the biggest debut of Rawayana’s career, quickly generating over 150 million streams worldwide and counting. The album marks a new creative and commercial peak, further expanding the band’s global reach and reinforcing their position at the forefront of Latin alternative music’s crossover into the mainstream. 

Rawayana’s creative evolution has also led to high-impact performances at Coachella, Billboard Live Sessions, Gallery Sessions, and Cercle Odyssey, along with collaborations with respected artists such as Natalia Lafourcade, Parcels, Ximena Sariñana, Nathy Peluso, Fonseca, Los Amigos Invisibles, Danny Ocean, Alvaro Díaz, Elena Rose, Akapellah, and more.