Danceable folk genre formed during the 19th century in Colombia and eastern Panama.

Mixes an Electronic sound into traditional Cumbia through influences from House, Dancehall, Hyphy, and Dubstep.

Style that incorporates elements of Colombian traditional music, which includes and keeps influences from Spanish, African, and Indigenous cultures.

It is difficult to talk about cumbia, everyone knows it in Latin America and almost everyone has danced to it, but there is little record of its history to tell ...

The greatest Cumbia albums of all time, as voted by RYM/Sonemic users.

Danceable folk genre formed during the 19th century in Colombia and eastern Panama. Latin Pop. Characterized by its usage of Latino clichés and frequently ...

Cumbia chilena is defined as a melodic, upbeat, and easy to dance style of music where lead instruments made of bronze are accompanied by piano, electric guitar ...

The genre is dance oriented and lyrics are often fun and care-free. Bands of the genre retain the instrumentation and aesthetics of a norteño band. The melodies ...

Cumbia villera replace the broad instrumental arrangements of 'classic cumbia' with low-budget productions, with much more basic and simple rhythms, relying ...

Read more Cumbia peruana represents a fusion of Cumbia colombiana with a rich tapestry of Peruvian rhythms and cultural influences. Originating in the 1960s, ...