The sound of cars, the asphalt, the neon lights.
Immigration, technology, stores. Nueva Africa.
A 7 year old boy lights a flare to the constant beat of the drums, as he gazes at the planes in the sky.
Amid a baptism: urban music, fierce music.
Pommez Internacional is the sound of two cars crashing at 200 miles per hour.

Is it possible to create a unique Buenos Aires sound? As musicians and poets, is there a way to testify for our surroundings? Is there a music for the cosmopolitan post modern latin american experience? All these questions lay in the foundations of Pommez Internacional, a collective project founded by Juan Ibarlucía and Hernán Ballotta in 2010. Their story is the story of two art geeks from high school that paved the way to the creation of a completely un precedent group: an art house collective that blends urban culture and contemporary art in the search of a distinctly new south american sound.

With widespread international acclaim and having been defined as masters of ¨tragic realism¨ - Pommez Internacional has played concerts in venues around the world. Their music - located in the crossroads of the political and spiritual dimension of the latin american urban experience - is now a global reality.