Yeva

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Best newcomer Yeva, a nine-piece band from San Juan, proved there's still life in the rock en espanol movement by pouring on the polyrhythmic groove while horns brayed and guitars slashed -- a volatile blend of finesse and ferocity.

By Greg KotTribune music criticPublished

Chicago Tribune



Yeva, hailing from Puerto Rico, was the first band we saw. No one in the audience had ever heard of them, but that was probably because they haven’t even come out with their first CD yet. This was the case for many of the other bands, but being new did not hinder their ability to get the crowd moving. After two songs, Yeva had everyone under the Gobi Tent jumping, screaming, and dancing.

By Sara Carey

High School Journalism



The audience was dancing to the band's Latin-infused congo beats and emotional guitar licks. All in all, their music is something that has the ability to break cultural barriers with a universal passion: good music.

By: Michelle Ascencio

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