DJ Luigi (Latin Groove)

Latin Groove’s DJ Luigi brings a spicy, danceable flavor to happy hour on Thursdays and Saturdays! Born in Cali, Colombia, South America, Luigi Bravo’s passion for music inspires him to share Hispanic culture through music and get everyone outta their seats and onto the dance floor!

Luigi has shared the stage with well known Latin artists like Tito el Bambino, Toby Love, Oro Solido, Fulanito, Charlie Cruz, Grupo Mania, Zacarias Ferreira, Domenic Marte, Axe Bahia and Hector Acosta “El Torito.” He’s also played at festivals like The Charleston Latin American Festival, 5 de Mayo Festival, Caribbean Festival, Siempre Mujer Music Festival, Cuban Block Party (Piccolo Spoleto) and Moja Festival.

For fifteen years, Luigi has hosted “Salsa Nights,” uniting the Latin and American Cultures in Charleston. Luigi was the DJ for “De Party Con Latin Groove” on Ritmo Caliente on 99.3 The Box.

Catch DJ Luigi on-air on Thursday and Saturdays from 3-5PM and 24/7 on Latin Groove radio app on TuneIn.

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