Bands & artists like Grupo Fantasma
If you like Grupo Fantasma, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Ozomatli
Combining Latin rhythms with funk and hip-hop, Ozomatli delivers infectious grooves and vibrant horn sections that energize the dance floor.
Celso Piña
A master of cumbia, Celso Piña's music is characterized by vibrant accordion lines and rhythmic percussion that invite movement.
Bomba Estéreo
GuideFusing electronic elements with Colombian cumbia, Bomba Estéreo creates a dynamic soundscape that's both modern and deeply rooted in tradition.
Chicano Batman
Their blend of psychedelic soul and Latin influences features intricate arrangements and grooves that engage listeners on the dance floor.
Quetzal
With a mix of rock, jazz, and traditional Mexican music, Quetzal offers rich harmonies and engaging rhythms that resonate with Grupo Fantasma fans.
Panteón Rococó
GuideThis ska band incorporates elements of mariachi and reggae, delivering high-energy performances that are perfect for dancing.
Calle 13
Merging reggaeton with various Latin styles, Calle 13's eclectic sound features tight beats and socially conscious lyrics that inspire movement.
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
GuideTheir fusion of ska, rock, and Latin rhythms creates an energetic sound that's great for lively gatherings and dance parties.
Common questions
Who sounds like Grupo Fantasma?
Artists similar to Grupo Fantasma include Ozomatli, Celso Piña, Bomba Estéreo and Chicano Batman. Each shares elements of Grupo Fantasma's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Grupo Fantasma?
If you enjoy Grupo Fantasma, start with Ozomatli — their album "Street Signs" is a great entry point. Combining Latin rhythms with funk and hip-hop, Ozomatli delivers infectious grooves and vibrant horn sections that energize the dance floor.