Chalako The Band

Hold on to your seats and get ready to take a musical trip around the continents. Chalako brings the flavors of an old Chilean folk song, climbs the Andes to entertain you with a Cumbia from Peru, drops by, and picks up a Pop song from Argentina. From the Caribbean, Chalako’s Cuban-influenced Salsa, and Bachata from the Dominican Republic are as fresh as the waters that surround the islands. While they have a short delay in the US of A, they visit California for some soul-searching tunes by Chicano; Texas for some ZZ Top’s 70’s blues inspired rock and 80’s Blues by Steve Ray Vaughn. Chalako then finds their way into New York City for some Salsa and Boogaloo rhythms from the 60s and 70s. If you’re not already sweating, we’ll take you to Spain and Italy for some romantic pop songs, and since we are there in Europe already, we pay a visit to the greats in Liverpool’s Abbey Road.

Rock, Pop, Blues, Salsa, Cumbia, Bachata, Bugaloo... Slow, Fast, Smooth, Hard!!! It’s all there!!!! But be careful, we think there are werewolves in London. :)

Tucson’s new favorite band, a blend of talented musicians who have performed in the US and abroad, now come together to bring the best of the world to you!

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  1. Are you at the folk festival this year? Playing elsewhere between 3/24 and 4/12? Saw you last year whike in Tucson and loved your work!

  2. Hi Joe! You can email them directly (details in their bio), but I see that they are at Union Public House (St. Philips Plaza) this Saturday at 6p, and March 14 down in Bisbee.

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