Maria Natalia Lafourcade Silva represents the new generation of Mexican musicians, fusing the traditional sounds of Latin Pop and bossanova with modern pop arrangements and recordings. Her lyrical soprano voice and introspective, poetic lyrics have earned the songstress an astounding 10 Latin Grammy Awards to date, marking her as one of modern Latin music's most successful singer songwriters.

Comprised of an ensemble of students from the Windy City's immigrant barrios, Mariachi Herencia de Mexico is an exciting new mariachi outfit that formed in 2016. In the few short years of their existence, they released their first record Nuestra Herencia, which debuted at number two on the US Latino Albums Chart, opened for the likes of Lila Downs and Los Lobos, toured internationally and garnered a Latin Grammy nomination. Don't miss them when they hit the North American road on tour.

Part of the sitar-playing Shankar dynasty, Anoushka follows in her father Ravi's footsteps with her unique take on the Indian instrument. With five Grammy nominations already under her belt, she first came to notable attention at the tender age of 20 with her first album, making her the first Indian female and youngest-ever Grammy nominee in the World Music category.

Created in 1993 by Masa Ogawa in the city of Nara, the Yamato drummers have been touring the world every year since its opening. With the use of the traditional Japanese Waikado drum, the group put on a sensational performance that is gripping from start to finish. This is an authentic Japanese cultural experience, giving audiences a taste of the rich, powerful sound of the nation's music. The drummers perform to a variety of audiences and in a range of concert venues, as well as in smaller venues and school workshops.