CLMDO En la Sala is a tracklisted Latin jazz and jazz-funk mix series by CLMDO, an underground music project based in Isabela, Puerto Rico. Each side comes with crate notes and is built to move a party — deep cuts, not commercial filler. Start with Lado 001 — Murmullo.
What is CLMDO En la Sala?
Who CLMDO is
CLMDO is an underground music project from Isabela, Puerto Rico — 70s salsa, Latin jazz and jazz-funk built to move a party.
If you knew an older restaurant by a similar name in Isabela, that chapter is closed; this is the music brand.
En la Sala — the series
En la Sala is the mix series from that room: tracklisted sides with crate notes — what the record is, where it came from, and why it had to be next.
The series starts with Lado 001 — Murmullo (~23 min, 9 tracks): an Afro-Cuban open, latin-funk and boogaloo, and Cortijo at the peak, with crate notes included. Open it on the mix page or in La Sala.
Underground Latin jazz / jazz-funk that moves a party — not a commercial salsa set.
Where it’s from
Based in Isabela, Puerto Rico.
Rooms played: Palmieri + Palmieri at Manifesto · La Factoría, Viejo San Juan · Café Comunión · El Más Allá · Casita Isabela.
The scene it comes from: NYC–PR underground 70s salsa, Latin jazz and jazz-funk crate culture.
What to do next
1. Listen to Lado 001 — Murmullo on the mix page or the home page.
2. Read the short bio on About or the EPK if you’re booking.
3. Book a night by email at [email protected] (CLMDO Bookings).
What it is not
- Not radio-hit or commercial club salsa
- Not a quiet lecture about the crate — the floor still moves
- Not a generic Latino playlist
It comes from the same wider Latin crate culture, with a different job: underground Latin jazz and jazz-funk that moves a party. More in mixes that move a party.