Skip to Content
Music

From the Valley to El Mundo: El Keamo’s New Electro-Cumbia Single, ‘El Rompecabezas’

El Keamo is a modern cumbia artist from the San Fernando Valley cooking up electro-cumbia jams in his secret laboratory in Canoga Park. This is El Keamo's third single release after his collaboration with Puebla, Mexico based producer Plastic Toy Sounds on their single "Espacio Tropical". Following El Keamo's taste for experimentation with traditional Latin sounds, "El Rompecabezas" is a mixture of musical genres including Cumbias, Mexican Norteñas, and electronic soundscapes.

El Keamo is the alias of Alfredo González-Martínez, a Mexican American multimedia artist from Reseda California working mainly out of Canoga Park. El Keamo is a neo-cumbia project influenced by various styles of music such as cumbia sonidero, tribal, house, and acid house. The result is a mix of digital textures and familiar rhythms that inspire both the dance floor and the backyard day party.


Follow El Keamo on...

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/el_keamo

Spotify:

Bandcamp:

https://elkeamo.bandcamp.com

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More from L.A. TACO

This Brazilian Barbecue On Wheels Makes The Best Picanha Sandwiches In L.A.

These slider-sized sandwiches are served five to an order for $16. Built on a split bun of pão de queijo, each contains a single wedge of picanha sliced perfectly to fit inside, slicked with a garlicky aioli and churrasco’s chunky longtime companion, the salsa known as molho a campanha.

May 1, 2025

People Drive Five Hours For These Brain Tacos In California

“No customer of mine leaves hungry,” says the taquero behind the very popular shop specializing in beef head tacos. “All my employees have the authority and approval to gift a free taco to new customers, even if they don’t buy anything. We want you to try it before you say no.”

April 30, 2025

Two Taquerías Left In Final Round of TACO MADNESS 2025! Winner Announced at Live Festival This Saturday!

It's all happening this Saturday, May 3rd, at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, 12 of L.A.’s fiercest taquerías are bringing their A-game—think crocodile trompo, guacamole-slicked al pastor, and asada so juicy and smokey it’ll haunt your dreams. From Eastside legends to Inland Empire Cinderella stories, these tortilla titans are battling for the Best in Show crown and the online tournament trophy. Who’s taking it home? You decide and join us on Saturday to taste it all!

April 30, 2025

How News Media is Changing in Southern California: From L.A. Times To Local News

“News is expensive. It's hard to make, it takes time, and I hope I can get more investment in it, because we all know what happens when local news dies.

April 29, 2025

Opinion: Stranding Kilmar Abrego Garcia In El Salvador Is a Symbol of The Decline of the U.S.

Bukele is not resisting the U.S.—he is helping perform political theater alongside Trump. And Abrego Garcia is the prop.

See all posts