Latino folk
Barlovento Trio is a Chilean-Swiss group dedicated to the creation and performance of Latin American folk music. Music drawn mainly from Chilean and Argentinian culture, its repertoire includes traditional rhythms such as cueca, zamba and chacarera.

The group was formed in 2015 in Chile by Josefa Silva Ibarra (voice and bombo) and Jorge Pacheco Escobar (voice and guitar) and performed in various major Latin capitals (Santiago, Buenos Aires, Montevideo ...). In September 2016, he moved to Geneva and the violinist Paloma Martin joined him. Since then, they have performed on several European stages (in France, Switzerland, Spain, Germany).

Barlovento Trio recorded their first album in 2016, “El siglo se vuelvo azul” and won a Chilean government fund for culture in January 2018 to finance their second album “Raíces bravas”, released in May 2019.