The band owns an unmistakable sound that fuses elements of disco music, acid jazz, funk, and Latin rhythms, with which they conquered the hearts of the public not only in their native Venezuela, but in different corners of the world.

Songs like “Mentiras,” “La Que Me Gusta,” and “Espérame” are chanted by thousands of voices in different corners of the world. Their international takeoff occurred in 1996, when they were discovered by David Byrne who recruited them to record under his record label Luaka Bop. Sometime later, the album “New Sound of the Venezuelan Gozadera” (1998) was released.

Throughout a 31-year career, Los Amigos Invisibles have released 10 studio albums and 2 live albums. Winners of a Latin Grammy, multiple nominations including the American Grammy, and more than 60 countries visited are just some of the most important facts of a band whose career has no brakes, nor borders.