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Cabas

Cabas is a Colombian singer-songwriter who brings Caribbean rhythms, cumbia, pop and rock together in songs like “Mi Bombón,” “Bonita” and “Enamorándonos.”

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Overview

From
Barranquilla, Colombia
Work
Singer, songwriter and producer
Sound
Caribbean Colombian rhythms, cumbia, pop and rock
Breakout
“Mi Bombón,” from his self-titled debut

Mini bio

How it started.

Cabas grew up in Barranquilla with music close at hand. His father, Eduardo Cabas, is a musician and composer, and Andrés began studying piano and percussion as a child. As a teenager, he travelled to Paris and New York, where he played with jazz and salsa musicians.

Finding his sound.

Back in Colombia, he explored local rhythms and brought them into his own pop and rock songs. “Mi Bombón” became his breakthrough, spending three consecutive months at the top of Colombian charts, according to his management biography. “Ana María” and “Tu Boca” also helped introduce his music to listeners across Latin America.

Songs that stay with fans.

His catalogue includes the albums Contacto, Puro Cabas and Amores Difíciles, and songs such as “Bonita” and “Enamorándonos.” The Latin Recording Academy lists nominations for Best New Artist, Puro Cabas, “La Cadena de Oro” and “Bonita.”

What comes next.

In his 2026 interviews, Cabas described taking time to live before writing again. “Menos Mal” and his collaboration with Penelope Robin, “Imaginarte,” are part of his recent work, while the remastered Si te dijera... brings earlier songs back into view.

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Awards

Quotes

La música que más me gusta es la que en 10 segundos te pone la piel de gallinaCabas, Harper’s Bazaar Ecuador

Speaking in May 2026 about the music he chose for the magazine’s playlist.

Trivia

  1. He studied both piano and percussion as a child.
  2. He wrote “Tanto que te amo tanto” for his son.
  3. The song requested inside the story of “Bonita” was Andrés Calamaro’s “La parte de adelante,” as Cabas later explained.

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