Cuban and Latin music with vocals, dancing and choreography for parties and events.
La Máquina del Sabor is a Cuban group of musicians performing Caribbean and wider Latin American music, alongside Spanish songs. The live show includes audience interaction, with singers bringing dancing, choreography and opportunities to join in.
The group usually performs with nine musicians, though its line-up can be adjusted to suit the event format. Its repertoire includes Cuban son, salsa, cumbia, merengue, boleros, cha-cha-cha and rumba, among other styles. The group also has original compositions.
Its experience spans varied stages, nightclubs and carnivals. The performance is designed to connect with different audiences and get people dancing.
This is a fitting choice for local festivals, private celebrations and events looking for an interactive Latin music performance. Sound requirements depend on the venue; for some nearby performances, the group has audio equipment suited to the occasion.
The fee depends on the date, location, line-up and technical requirements. Tell us about your event to request a no-obligation quote within 24 hours.
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The proposal sets out the fee, the format and length of the performance, and the technical and logistics conditions, so you know the cost of the event from the start.
The fee varies with the date, the city, the length of the performance, the capacity and the technical and production needs of the event.
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The repertoire includes Cuban son, salsa, cumbia, merengue, boleros, cha-cha-cha and rumba, among other styles.
The group usually performs with nine musicians, with the line-up adjustable to the event format.
Yes. The singers interact with guests through dancing, choreography and opportunities to take part.
Send us the date, venue and event details to request a no-obligation quote.
