Chéjere is a dynamic and genre-crossing musical ensemble hailing from Mexico known for their innovative fusion where traditional son meets global rhythms. The group's name, Chéjere, reflects their experimental spirit, originating from a play on the Mexican term "cheje," which connotes something tangled or complex, a fitting metaphor for their intricate blend of sounds. Their music is characterized by the interweaving of folkloric tones with contemporary touches, blending indigenous Mexican music with influences from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America.

Over the years, Chéjere has earned acclaim for their lively performances and their ability to transcend musical boundaries. Noteworthy recent releases such as "Caminando" and "La Voz del Viento" demonstrate their commitment to exploring the rich tapestry of Latin American music while infusing it with modern flair. "Nubes de Sal" and "Ojos de Luna" exemplify their poetic lyricism, paired with complex, yet accessible, musical arrangements. With "Villatrópico," the ensemble has ventured even further, crafting a soundscape that transports listeners to an imagined utopian landscape informed by their unique auditory aesthetics. Chéjere’s discography is a testament to their ongoing evolution and their embrace of music as a universal language that connects diverse cultures and traditions.