Rawayana

On 19 September 2026, Rawayana stops at the Bataclan in Paris for a set in which their Caribbean fusion is allowed to unfold in full. Born on Caracas’s alternative scene, the Venezuelan quartet has, since its beginnings, woven a hybrid pop that crosses reggae, rock and tropical rhythms, with deliberate detours into funk, soul, house and electro. Winners of a Grammy and two Latin Grammys, they have asserted their signature across albums such as Trippy Caribbean and ¿Quién Trae Las Cornetas?, and on standout tracks like Feriado and Binikini.

With their new era, ¿Dónde Es El After?, Rawayana sharpens its songwriting and tightens the grooves, crafted as much for the stage as for chorused refrains. On stage, the formula rests on supple basslines, sunlit guitars, airy keyboards and vocal harmonies that create an immediate warmth without ever overdoing it. At the Bataclan, expect a smooth journey between mellow mid-tempos and more electrified climaxes, where contemporary reggae, alternative pop and echoes of Latin rock sit side by side. It’s an opportunity to grasp what defines the band today: a collective energy, Spanish-language melodies and a sense of groove designed for communal connection.