“His music shows his capability to elaborate in a distinct way different musical influences, both international (mainly folk and pop) and national (Argentinean folklore and rock nacional). Julián has a beautiful voice, a great harmonic sensibility, a sophisticated sense of rhythm, and a very special dramatic instinct. His first album, Dingungu, makes of him, in my opinion, one of the most promising Argentine musicians of his generation. Afrogonia and Si el espíritu te mueve, for instance, are very powerful songs, both musically and conceptually, since they focus directly or indirectly on African-Argentine culture, which has been in recent years a hot topic in the country’s music scene, and beyond.”

— Esteban Buch - Musicologist (Paris, France)

The longtime experience of bassist and percussionist Pablo Méndez (Dee Dee Bridgewater, Tryo, Sapho, Minino Garay, among many others) joins the musical and artistic leadership of arranger, composer, singer, and guitarist Julián Muro, generating a unique blend of musical complexity, technical dexterity, and freshness that will surely make you dance and laugh.

Dingungu is focused on highlighting the rhythmical richness of Argentina's traditional music, while generating a danceable ambient for improvisation. Cumbia, Candombe and Chacarera gather in the groovy proposal of this supergroup, formed by some of the finest musicians of Argentine Patagonia.

Dingungu has a deep commitment to Argentina’s colonial history, and to the country’s present, longing to establish a sense of respect to the afro-argentine communities that have been largely abused, mistreated, and ignored throughout the history of the country, and in the present.