“Plu con Pla sounds like a river and sounds like the streets,
like all the exuberance of the Pacific.
It sounds like this important encounter that is memory, ancestry and the new.
And finally one understands that memory is what will remain in the future and not just where we come from.”

Plu con Pla was with us physically, emotionally and spiritually. From an intimate party in the Pantano de Vargas neighborhood of Tumaco to their outsized presence on stage at the Petronio Alvarez Festival and after parties, the band shared their powerful sounds of the Pacific Coast with AfroInnova. This supergroup’s platform has and will continue to reached new heights thanks to support from Warner Music Group.

Manos Visibles champions this supergroup and its infinite talent - from their participation in Pacifico Master Beat training to the creation of a short documentary (watch the unreleased film here) and high production value music videos: