EPISODE · Apr 9, 2019 · 23 MIN
Ocho Ojos
from Coachella Magazine · host Coachella Magazine
Ocho Ojos is a Psychedelic Cumbia band from Coachella, CA. The band's unique style includes Latin groove rhythms infused with styles deriving from the Blues & psychedelic undertones, all brought together by the strong driving force of traditional Cumbia music. Hosted by Treem Heff. Produced by Jorge Perezchica. This episode is sponsored by Palm Springs Grip & Lighting. For videos and more, visit coachellamagazine.com
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