Grupo Olorum, named after the Yoruba deity, is an ensemble deeply rooted in the rich musical traditions of Afro-Cuban culture. Esteemed for their devotion to the authentic sounds and rhythms that are fundamental to Santería—a religion with West African origins—the group has masterfully perpetuated the aural heritage of spiritual and folkloric elements. Their body of work is a testament to their expertise in and passion for the traditional chants and beats that intertwine the sacred with everyday life in Cuba.

With releases like "El Akpwon Mayor (Compilación 2)," "El Akpwon Mayor (Compilación 1)," and "Olofi," Grupo Olorum showcases their virtuosity in delivering ceremonial and rapture-inducing music that speaks volumes of their reverence to the Orishas—the gods of the Santería pantheon. Consistently elevating their status in the world of Afro-Cuban music, the group has gained recognition not just for their historical and cultural authenticity but also for their impressive musicianship. Through their recordings, Grupo Olorum invites listeners into a world where every beat and chant resonates with the spirit of an ancestral legacy, remaining a vibrant force in keeping traditional Afro-Cuban music alive and thriving.