Los Amigos Invisibles

Venezuelan Funk and Latin Dance Band

Los Amigos Invisibles is a Venezuelan band known for its unique blend of funk, disco, and Latin rhythms. Formed in Caracas in 1991, the group has built a reputation for their lively performances and eclectic musical style that combines elements of salsa, rock, and electronica. Throughout their career, Los Amigos Invisibles have released several albums that have garnered critical acclaim and earned them a dedicated fan base both in Venezuela and internationally. They achieved significant recognition with their album "The New Sound Of The Venezuelan Gozadera" in 1998, which was produced by "Little" Louie Vega and helped them gain exposure outside of their home country. Following this success, they continued to explore and innovate with albums like "Arepa 3000: A Venezuelan Journey Into Space," which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Performance in 2001. The band's ability to fuse traditional Latin sounds with modern dance music has made them a standout act in the world music scene.