Aluminé Guerrero takes the stage alone, guiding the audience through a festive and mystical sonic journey rooted in Latin American folklore. Her set weaves together digital programming, charango chords, and pinkuyo melodies into a genre she calls folktronica — a blend of traditional Andean sounds with electronic textures and hip-hop sensibilities.
Born and raised in the traditions of Patagonian folk, Guerrero has been immersed in Andean music from childhood. Her artistic practice pays homage to indigenous Andean peoples and Pachamama (the Earth Mother), treating music as a ritualistic and spiritual act as much as a performance.
As a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist, she crafts an immersive sensory experience designed to move both the mind and the body — inviting the audience to join in the dance.