Buleria Official Aruba is a musical group from Aruba that was founded in 2014. The group consists of Rodrick “Rocco Flava” Franken, Jeanchrisjair “Buddy Love” Vesprey, Raynold “François” Kelly, and Maryann “Mary” Rodriguez, who form the front line.

The group specializes in a musical genre called Ritmo Kombina, which is a combination of various Caribbean rhythms such as soca, zouk, salsa, and merengue. Buleria Official Aruba’s music is known for its high energy and catchy melodies, which have earned the group a strong following both in Aruba and abroad.

Buleria Official Aruba has released several popular original songs since its onset, such as “Beautiful”, “Con Lo Ta”, and the multiple award-winning “Laganan Yama Bo Kayente”. It then metamorphosed to produce classics such as “Mi Curason Ta OK”, “Mi Futuro”, and “E Ta Bal Un Pleito”.

What distinguishes Buleria from its competition is its clever innovation and freshness when it comes to well-established “covers” and collaborations. It has produced fan-favourites like “Basila Riba Mi (Remix)”, “Djadja”, “40%”, “Wat Is Je Naam?”, “Tusa” (Karol G) and “Hello” (originally by Kes The Band). Buleria’s music has received widespread airplay on radio stations in Aruba, The Netherlands, and other parts of the world.

The group has also performed at numerous music festivals and events, including the Aruba Summer Music Festival, the Curaçao North Sea Jazz Festival, and the Dutch Latin Festival “Pal Mundo”. Buleria Official Aruba has shared the stage with several international artists such as Pitbull, Farruko, and Romeo Santos.

In addition to music, Buleria Official Aruba is also involved in various philanthropic efforts, such as fundraising for local charities and performing at benefit concerts. The group is widely regarded as one of the most popular and influential musical acts to come out of Aruba in recent years, and group members continue to captivate audiences with their dynamic performances and infectious music. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.