The Venezuelan trio LOS MENOR3S made their debut in both countries as special guests on Rawayana’s

The Venezuelan trio LOS MENOR3S made their debut in both countries as special guests on Rawayana’s

LOS MENOR3S  continue to take significant steps in their international expansion. The Venezuelan trio, comprised of Nego, Sheba, and Big Bowe, made their debut in Argentina and Chile as special guests of Rawayana during the band’s ¿Dónde Es El After? World Tour, adding two new territories to a growing journey that reflects the evolution of their sound and expanding reach beyond Venezuela.

The first stop was Buenos Aires, where LOS MENOR3S performed in Argentina for the first time at Movistar Arena, sharing the stage with Rawayana. Days later, the trio traveled to Santiago, Chile, where they joined the Venezuelan band for three shows at the same venue, performing on August 22 and 23 before wrapping up their participation on August 24.

During their performances, LOS MENOR3S brought “De parranda” to the stage, a track that blends merengue with house influences and showcases the versatility at the core of their sound. The trio also joined Rawayana onstage in both countries to perform an unreleased song live for the first time, marking a special moment in the collaboration between two Venezuelan acts that continue to connect with audiences around the world.

The trio’s arrival in Argentina and Chile comes just days after the release of CALLAÍTO SAFARI, LOS MENOR3S’ new seven-track EP. The project explores different sides of the group’s sound, blending urban music, tropical influences, and house-driven production while bringing together different stages of Nego, Sheba, and Big Bowe’s artistic evolution.

Executive produced by Servando Primera, CALLAÍTO SAFARI features production from Dani Crazytown, YIYI, and FKI 1st, alongside songwriting contributions from Lio Kan, Plumber, and Servando Primera. The project also highlights the creative involvement of the trio themselves, including Sheba, who produced “a las mil,” one of the EP’s tracks.

“We wanted to create these songs with our favorite producers and with the people who helped shape us throughout this journey,” says Sheba about the project. For Big Bowe, the EP brings together different chapters of the group’s story: “Some songs were written more than two years ago, while others we finished just a week ago. That’s why it has both old and new energy.” Nego, meanwhile, highlights the importance of the visual world surrounding this new era, developed alongside creative directors Le Rick and Rodri Hiller: “Without them, this project wouldn’t be what it is today.”

The Venezuelan trio LOS MENOR3S made their debut in both countries as special guests on Rawayana’s

Their run with Rawayana marks another milestone for LOS MENOR3S, who recently signed a management agreement with Walter Kolm Entertainment and continue to build an identity that brings together urban music, tropical rhythms, and contemporary sounds. Their stops in Argentina and Chile not only marked the trio’s debut in both markets, but also showcased their ability to bring their sound to major stages and connect with new audiences through live performance.

With CALLAÍTO SAFARI now available on all digital platforms, LOS MENOR3S enter a new chapter in their career as they continue expanding their international presence and shaping the artistic universe of Nego, Sheba, and Big Bowe.

About LOS MENOR3S:

LOS MENOR3S is a Venezuelan trio comprised of Nego, Sheba, and Big Bowe, emerging as one of the most promising acts of Latin music’s new generation. Blending urban sounds, tropical rhythms, and a contemporary creative vision, the group has developed a distinctive identity defined by versatility, authenticity, and a constant drive for musical exploration. Following the signing of a management agreement with Walter Kolm Entertainment, LOS MENOR3S continue to expand their artistic vision through projects such as CALLAÍTO SAFARI, an EP that showcases their creative evolution and reinforces their commitment to innovation within today’s Latin music landscape. Under the executive production of Servando Primera and with contributions from acclaimed international producers, the trio continues to establish itself as one of the most exciting emerging acts in the Latin urban scene.

About CALLAÍTO SAFARI:

CALLAÍTO SAFARI brings together seven tracks that explore different facets of LOS MENOR3S’ sound, ranging from laid-back urban tracks to productions infused with house influences, showcasing the trio’s versatility and constant search for new sounds. The EP features production from renowned producers such as Dani Crazytown, YIYI, and FKI 1st, along with songwriting contributions from Lio Kan, Plumber, and Servando Primera. Executive produced by Servando Primera, the project brings together different generations and perspectives within Venezuelan music through a contemporary lens, further defining the artistic identity of Nego, Sheba, and Big Bowe.