Uma Galera means "one crowd," and it's less a band than a living mural. Twelve musicians under seven flags (Puerto Rico, USA, Venezuela, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia and Spain) paint Miami's crossroads in sound: Afro-Caribbean rhythm, Latin ska, deep rub-a-dub, cumbia and raw funk. Like the murals of Wynwood, their music was made for open air and everyone at once.

Their story is written in collaborations: songs alongside Itawe of Locos Por Juana, Bachaco, and Alimoña Kush, all voices of Miami's own scene.

They've shared stages with Gondwana, Matisyahu, Collie Buddz, Los Pericos, Los Cafres, and Jarabe de Palo. They headlined GrassRoots Festival in New York's Finger Lakes 3 years running.

After a long pause, the elephant is back. Rebirth is their return : new songs, old fire, one crowd.