Cultura Fest
August 23, 2025, South San Francisco
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Get ready for an unforgettable night of music, culture, and community! From classic cumbia to cumbia rap and modern Latin beats, our concert features legends like Tito Mira, genre-benders like Báyonics, and high-energy sets from Crooked Stilo, Cathia, Tony Escoto, DJ Discodelica, and Hoozay.
It’s more than a concert — it’s a celebration of Salvadoran and Latin American pride, rhythm, and joy.
Tito Mira y Su Chanchona
Cumbia - Founder of La Chanchona de Tito Mira, Tito Mira is a Salvadoran cumbia icon known for lively accordion-driven music and humorous lyrics. He’s a beloved figure in El Salvador and beyond since the ’90s.
Crooked Stilo
Cumbia Rap - Latin Billboard-nominated Salvadoran-American brothers Victor and Johnny López make up Crooked Stilo, a hip-hop/reggaetón duo blending Latin beats with West Coast style. Known for bilingual rhymes and urban fusion since the early 2000s.
TBD
Winner of DWF talent search.
Cathia
Cumbia Pop - Cathia is a Salvadoran-American singer blending Latin pop and R&B with classical tones. The Voice finalist, she’s recognized for her soulful voice and advocacy of Latin artists.
Bayonics
Reggae - A San Francisco band mixing Latin, funk, reggae, and soul with socially conscious lyrics. They’re a staple in the Bay Area Latin/urban music scene, known for high-energy shows and cultural pride.
Majoo aka Discodelica
Hoozay
Comedian/Content Creator
Hoozay is a Salvadoran-American comedian known for his sharp wit, relatable storytelling, and lively stage presence. With a stand-up special on Amazon Prime, he brings humor that celebrates Salvadoran culture while connecting with diverse audiences—making him a standout in the Latino comedy scene.
DJ - Born in Santa Ana, El Salvador and based in San Francisco, Majoo is a DJ, vinyl collector, and co-founder of Discodelic. For over 14 years, she’s preserved rare Salvadoran and Central American records from the ’60s and ’70s. Her sets blend Latin, Afro-tropical, Caribbean, and psychedelic sounds, and she’s played across the U.S., Europe, and Latin America.
Tony Escoto, Bayuncos
Content Creator/Musician - Tony Escoto is a Salvadoran-American comedian and musician known for his engaging performances and cultural contributions. As the founder of Bayuncos, he blends humor and music to celebrate Salvadoran heritage.
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