pumcayó Jalisco
Est. oct 2009, "Pumcayó" is Spanish for "thump! (it/he/she) fell". The music crafted by the quintet borrows from a large collection of influences - some convergent, others divergent; some local, others remote -. The strands are all held together by the glue of the band's indelible Mexican inheritance. The end result, much like Mexican handicrafts, is intricate, textured, colorful and raw. ... more
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