César y su Jardín

Biography

Originating from Xalapa, Veracruz, César y su Jardín is a Mexican quartet that emerged after the COVID-19 pandemic. The group is known for its transdisciplinary fusion of jazz, folk, and protest music, creating a sound they describe as an 'Antología Folklórica'. Led by the theatrical vocalist César, the band combines rustic, acoustic instrumentation with performance art and corporeal dramaturgy. Their music moves between fragile whispers and the fire of protest songs, influenced by Latin American rhythms. The band, which also includes Milo on guitar, Héctor on drums, and Nimbus on bass, released the EP 'Mandíbula' and has been an active presence in cultural festivals across Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Morelos.