Terrakota, a vibrant world music ensemble known for their multicultural influences and energetic performances, hails from Lisbon, Portugal. The band’s name reflects the organic and malleable nature of their music, much like terra cotta clay, emphasizing their philosophy of fluidity and transformation in music. They blend a variety of genres such as Afrobeat, reggae, funk, and Latin sounds, mirroring the rich cultural tapestry of their home city, which serves as a crossroads for various musical traditions.

With the release of their albums "Oxalá," "World Massala," "Oba Train," and "Húmus Sapiens," Terrakota has continued to build a reputation for pushing the boundaries of world music. Their inventive approach is characterized by the combination of traditional instruments from around the globe with contemporary production techniques. The resulting sound is a joyous celebration of global rhythms and harmonies that invites listeners to experience a sonic journey through different cultures and stories. Known for their passionate advocacy of unity and cultural diversity, Terrakota's work is not just an artistic endeavor but also a political statement, championing harmony in diversity through the universal language of music.