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Bru-ha To ignite the rumba Female vocal group, formed by three professionals of Latin music in the city of London, with a recognised and extensive artistic trajectory on the stage. Bru-ha offers a show for the public in London to have fun and dance to rhythms such as salsa, merengue, bachata or reggaeton. But Bru-ha is also a bolero, a ballad, a son, a cumbia. Bru-ha is a show of four live female voices, who travel through eras and musical styles to connect their audience with the joy and spirit of an extraordinary group. Bru-ha is entertainment, Bru-ha is unique. Bru-ha? It's a play on letters using the English "h" sound. It is taken as a way of paying homage to the idea that women are mystical, powerful and enchanting, thus giving a more positive meaning to the sound that this word produces. And the charm? It is in the sweetness of their voices, the energy of the show, the connection with the audience and the versatility to sing and interpret the melody that the audience requires. Voices Lina Alzate Colombian, she is a well known singer in Neiva, the city where she lived for many years. She was part of the orchestra "La Cheverísima" in her country. In London, Lina has been a singer in groups such as "Son Real Orquesta" and "La Tropical". Lina is not only a singer but also plays the Conga. Angie Rincon Born in London. She is a singer, plays the bongo and is the executive director of "Guerrera", the first orchestra of 10 female musicians in Europe. Angie has sung in various groups in the city such as "Son Real Orquesta". Jamy Born in Italy of Colombian origin, composer, singer, professional dancer and DJ. Her first album was recorded in the Dominican Republic and now she is preparing her second artistic production in London. Jamy has sung in London with groups such as Guerrera, Salsa Brava and Salseology. All of Jamy's music appears on digital platforms and you can follow her on her social networks and website. Bru-ha Bru-ha was born as a vocal group, after these three singers and friends realised that by combining their diverse vocal styles and musical skills, they could succeed on the stages where tropical Latin music is played. Bru-ha On stage we not only sing, we also dance, play different percussion instruments, cheer up the audience and transmit the best energy and Latin flavour... We make them enjoy and dance!