Peru's Novalima recently mesmerized audiences with a captivating performance at a Tiny Desk concert where they showcased their unique blend of Afro-Peruvian music infused with Electronic and Latin American beats. The band, formed in 2001 by childhood friends, has released numerous albums and earned a Latin Grammy nomination for their innovative musical style.

During the concert, Novalima wowed listeners with the traditional lando dance rhythm, a tribute to Peru's heritage and the legacy of slavery. The group's use of traditional instruments, including the iconic cajon, added depth and richness to their sound, creating a fusion of ancient melodies with modern influences like Dub Reggae and funk. Novalima's performance was a testament to their dedication to reviving centuries-old musical cultures while incorporating contemporary elements, making their music both reverent and innovative.

With a discography spanning multiple studio albums and remixes, and a track record of performances at prestigious global festivals, Novalima continues to enchant audiences worldwide with their immersive and distinctive sound.