Compota de Manana is one of the most original and promising acts in the contemporary Latin music scene. With a distinctive style known as Alternatimba, the band blends Cuban timba with modern sounds, visual aesthetics, and a strong commitment to audiovisual storytelling. More than just a band, Compota de Manana is an artistic movement that integrates music, creativity, design, and visual language.

Their debut album, La Alternatimba (2018), quickly gained international attention. The group toured extensively across Spain and Europe, performing at renowned festivals such as Couleur Café, Say It Loud, and Toros y Salsa, and selling out iconic venues like Sala Apolo (Barcelona) and Café Berlín (Madrid). Their work was praised by international media, including Le Monde and El Periódico.

Following a two-year hiatus—during which Erik Castillo joined Nathy Peluso’s band and toured globally, playing major stages such as Coachella, WiZink Center, and Sónar—Compota de Manana resumed activity with new singles and high-profile collaborations featuring artists like Alexander Abreu, Original Elías, and Big Lois. Each release was accompanied by creative music videos produced with Lecuala Films.

In 2025, the group released Cuestión de Tiempo, a new album featuring 16 original tracks and guest appearances by legendary artists such as Mayito Rivera, El Niño y La Verdad, and Telmary Díaz. Entirely self-produced, the album was mixed by Orestes Águila and Javier Raez, and mastered in Miami by Latin Grammy winner Germán Landaeta.

With Cuestión de Tiempo, Compota de Manana consolidates a powerful musical and visual universe. Their project bridges tradition and innovation, rhythm and experimentation, remaining true to their transgressive essence and unwavering artistic vision.