Chúpame El Dedo

Chúpame El Dedo at The Jam Jar

A gig held at The Jam Jar on Thursday 4th February. The event starts at 19:30.


Legendary musicians from the Bogotá underground explore Grindcore & Death Metal tropes whilst marrying a tropical rhythm section made of Salsa, Cumbia, Currulao & Reggaeton

Expect tropical disoriented madness, stylistic dislocation and head banging mojitos!

FFO: Fantômas, Meridian Brothers, Romperayo, Sepultura (Roots era)

Thursday 4th February
Chúpame El Dedo (suck my finger)
+ support
7pm-10pm
The Jam Jar, Bristol

Chupame El Dedo (suck my finger), is a collaboration between the Colombian bands Meridian Brothers and Romperayo, or to be more precise, between Eblis Alvarez and Pedro Ojeda respectively. It was created for a one off live performance commissioned by the House of World Cultures in Berlin, for the Festival "Evil Music" in October 2013. The idea was to explore the death metal sound whilst adding strong tropical elements. 

Because of the success the band still exists today. The first album was released in 2016 on Discrepant Records. Distorted voices, metal and even sometimes gabberhouse-like clichés are mixed with
a tropical rhythm section made of salsa, cumbia, currulao & reggaeton. 

Their second album No Te Metas Con Satan was released in spring 2019 on Souk (a sublabel of Discrepant), followed by a European tour during which they played a.o. Tremor (Azores) and Alice (Denmark).  In 2023 their single Mi Rehabilitacion/No Seas Malo was released on Bongo Joe Records, and they played Roskilde Festival, Bad Bonn Kilbi and KlikoFest, just to name a few.



Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

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