Mojarra Eléctrica is a Colombian band renowned for their vibrant fusion of various musical styles, combining elements of traditional Colombian rhythms like cumbia, champeta, and currulao with the energy of funk, jazz, and Afro-beat. Formed in Bogotá in the year 2000, the group has been driven by the artistic vision of Jacobo Vélez, also known for his work with La Mojarra Eléctrica. They have become one of Colombia's seminal bands in the genre of modern Afro-Colombian music, acting as cultural ambassadors with their infectious grooves and powerful social message.

Their discography, including highlights like "El Sonido del Tambor” and “Calle 19,” showcases a band that has steadily evolved over time without losing the essence of their roots. Songs such as “El Baile,” “Sigue Igual,” and “Raza” reflect the ensemble's commitment both to the celebration of Colombia's diverse cultural heritage and to the commentary on social issues affecting their society. Mojarra Eléctrica's high-energy performances and innovative sound have garnered them critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase, positioning them as a pivotal force in the global world music scene.