Underground Latin jazz mixes that move a party
An underground Latin jazz / jazz-funk mix that moves a party is a tracklisted set of deep crate cuts — Afro-Cuban open, latin-funk, boogaloo energy — sequenced so the floor moves without commercial salsa filler. CLMDO builds that as En la Sala, with crate notes on every side, from Isabela, Puerto Rico. Start with Lado 001 — Murmullo.
The rooms
These mixes are for parties, late rooms, and listening bars where people still dance and still care about the sleeve. Same crate culture as serious diggers — the job is a floor that moves, with underground Latin jazz and jazz-funk that keep the party honest.
The sound: Latin jazz + jazz-funk
Latin jazz · jazz-funk · Afro-Cuban open · latin-funk / boogaloo energy. Tension and release, B-side deep cuts — crate picks with a party job.
Why crate notes beat anonymous mixes
Every En la Sala side carries notes: what the record is, where it came from, and why it had to be next. Notes keep the underground crate honest while the party still moves.
Start here: Lado 001 — Murmullo
En la Sala is CLMDO’s mix series. There’s more on the Series page and in What is CLMDO En la Sala?
The first side is Lado 001 — Murmullo (~23 min, 9 tracks): an Afro-Cuban open, latin-funk and boogaloo, and Cortijo at the peak, with crate notes included. Listen on the home page or the Lado 001 mix page.
Who CLMDO is
CLMDO is an underground 70s salsa, Latin jazz and jazz-funk music project based in Isabela, Puerto Rico.
If you knew an older restaurant by a similar name in Isabela, that chapter is closed; this is the music brand.
Next: Listen · Series · What is En la Sala? · Contact / Bookea
What to do next
- Listen to Lado 001 — Murmullo on the mix page or La Sala.
- Read more on the Series page and in What is CLMDO En la Sala?
- Book a night by email at [email protected] (CLMDO Bookings).