Venezuelan band Rawayana performs live at the Fillmore Auditorium as part of their '¿Dónde es el after?' World Tour.
Rawayana play the Fillmore Auditorium on Sunday, October 18, as part of their ¿Dónde es el after? World Tour. They're a Venezuelan band from Caracas, and their sound pulls from a few different places: Caribbean Alternative, funk, reggae, and trippy-pop. It's a mix that puts them in a category of their own, and they're bringing it to Denver for a single night.
Their catalog includes tracks like "High" and "Funky Fiesta," alongside "Sin Ti," a song about a lost love. The music carries a lot of culture with it, and it's the kind of thing that works even if you don't speak Spanish—the rhythms and the melodies do most of the heavy lifting. The set will draw from that range, with the funkier, danceable side of their sound sitting right next to the more melodic, song-driven stuff.
On stage, the group is fronted by Beto Montenegro on vocals, with Alejandro Abeijon on guitars, Antonio Casas on bass, and Andrés Story on drums. It's a four-piece that covers a lot of ground, and they've been touring this material under the ¿Dónde es el after? banner. The show is part of that world tour, so it's one of the few times they'll be playing in the city.
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The concert is at the Fillmore Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St, Denver, CO, on Sunday, October 18, starting at 7 PM. Rawayana is the sole bill for the night.
