Belloso Venezuelan musician, composer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer, Andrés Belloso, is renowned for his innovative blend of electronic music and Afro-Caribbean folk, a unique genre he calls "electro tambores." As a solo artist, Belloso creates a distinctive sound by combining traditional rhythms with contemporary elements, preserving the rich Afro-Venezuelan musical heritage. He embarks on journeys to record this ancestral music at its origins, ensuring its survival for future generations. Belloso is also the co-creator and music producer of the successful 10-year Hip hop project, Free Convict, which aids in reintegrating ex-convicts into society through the power of music. His extensive musical portfolio includes five studio albums, twenty-five videos, fifty songs, and soundtracks for movies and documentaries. Recently, he composed music for the movie "Lost Soulz," which debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival, earning second place in the People's Choice Awards category. Currently, Belloso releases music under the name Los Estadios Del Alma, blending psychedelic rock, folklore, jazz, and Venezuelan cuatro with soothing vocals, delivering positive messages that resonate with a love for life. Previously, Belloso gained fame as the co-founder and bassist of the rock band Los Mesoneros from 2006 to 2019. The band achieved significant success with over 67.3 million Spotify streams and six Latin Grammy nominations.