A.B.CHE

LATIN-TECH-HOUSE

A.B. Che’s Latin-Tech-House sonic signature integrates the pulse of

Latin America withthe architecture of contemporary techno and house, blending lethal hooks with folkloric textures, live guitar, and organic percussion - bridging dance floor and street festival.

Each live set becomes a conversation between performer, tech and tradition:

ancestral rhythm meeting analog synth...!!!

A.B.Che is an Argentine producer, guitarist and performer whose work bridges the richtraditions of Latin America and the energy of techno house.

After formally studying classical guitar in Buenos Aires, Che quickly found his place in Argentina’s Rock Nacional scene, performing as lead guitarist with seminal bands such

as PILSEN, with Piltrafa of Los Violadores, and MATE COSIDO.

Che relocated to Los Angeles in 2002 and founded the LA based collective BARRIOSTARS via a platform devoted to Nuevo Folclore Latinoamericano.

His collaboration with Indho, ¿Dónde está?, reached global audiences when it appeared on the soundtrack of the Telemundo series El Recluso, streaming via Netflix.

His performances trace a journey from Buenos Aires to Los

Angeles and beyond, uniting Latin emotion with international dance culture.

Daniel Prevost Veranoux, aka Ronkero, stands at the intersection of grit and groove. With the dexterity of a seasoned multi instrumentalist producer, the Argentinian based Ronkero blends hard rock intensity, cumbia backbone, ska vibes and live instrumentation into compositions that hit both the body and the brain.

Stage tested pedigree: Backing huge names and playing major

venues gives his presence the kind of presence festivals crave.

In the band Los Tulipanes he composed four full-length studio

albums, including the hit “El Ángel”. In 2003 he supported INXS at the iconic Luna Park arena in Buenos Aires; and performed alongside Bryan Ferry, of Roxy Music, at the prestigious Teatro Gran Rex.

He was personally invited by Los Decadentes to perform at their

historic debut show at the Luna Park, cementing his role in the history of Argentine popular music.