Latin Angel Social Club is a love letter to Latin America. The evening, curated by the Danish-Honduran DJ Tjiquita, features everything from cumbia, reggaeton, dembow, latincore, baile funk, and salsa. Together with a fiery lineup of DJs — Xenia Xamanek, suziethecockroach, and Sound and Fury — Tjiquita will set the dance floor ablaze and create the perfect setting for a night celebrating Latin American music in all its forms. At Latin Angel Social Club, we’ll be shaking our ass and embracing our love for Latin America.

Tjiquita (live)
Tjiquita blends club edits, breakbeats, and pop with a broad spectrum of Latin American genres – everything from reggaeton, technocumbia, neo perreo, and latincore finds its way into her DJ sets. Deeply connected to her Honduran roots and her upbringing in Nicaragua, she has made it her mission to bring the Latin American electronic underground to life on Danish dance floors. She does so with a mix of popular bangers, bass-heavy club tracks, and homemade mashups – tonight with live drums, percussion, and guitar as well.

Xenia Xamanek (DJ)
Xenia Xamanek is a composer, saxophonist/flutist, vocalist, and electronic musician based in Copenhagen, with roots across continents. Xamanek’s musical productions, as well as their live performances and DJ sets, embrace unpredictable sounds and genre-blurring expressions, weaving together reggaeton, perreo, art music, pop, and noise into songs and sonic collages.

suziethecockroach (DJ)
The Brazilian, Copenhagen-based artist and DJ suziethecockroach is known for her fun and high-energy DJ sets at prominent clubs and music festivals in Denmark and abroad. Her sound is a blend of ultra-percussive beats, erotic club music, and fast-paced rhythms from the Global South.

Sound and Fury (DJ)
In his DJ sets, Sound and Fury blurs the lines between dancehall, jazz, dubstep, soul, reggaeton, and jungle. The Copenhagen-based DJ is deeply rooted in the rhythms that define his Colombian heritage and the hard-hitting sounds of South London, where he grew up. His sets weave Afro-Latin tones together with UK bass music — a sonic reflection of the cultural melting pot he embodies.