In 1991, a group of friends decided that they were tired of not having a place to listen to “their” type of music. “Their”, referring to growing up on old 8-tracks of James Brown, 45’s of Hector Lavoe, and listening to Ray Barretto on a static filled a.m. radio. Los Amigos Invisibles wanted a place where their friends could dance that didn’t involve just salsa or the heavy rocker acts that many of the forgotten discotheques had evolved into. Now, with 2 Grammy nominations + 3 Latin Grammy nominations, 6 studio albums, and 18 years of growth in the music business; a simple plan to conquer Caracas dwindling club scene with “their” music, is on track to become “our” music.
