Grupo Gamma

Música Del Palo De Mayo is one of those lightning‑in‑a‑bottle regional albums: half folk document, half block‑party, brimming with charm, humour, and communal swing. Its six cuts may feel brief, yet every groove radiates the humid, ribbon‑strewn energy of Bluefields in May. If you’re exploring Afro‑diasporic currents beyond better‑known calypso and soca, Grupo Gamma’s lone LP is an essential—and joy‑filled—stop on the map.