Formed in Mexico City in 2006, Paté de Fuá is a musical melting pot of genres and cultures. Its members come from Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Palestine, and often deploy a wide variety of unusual instruments, including vibraphone, cornet, cavaquinho, and chupetófono. Likewise, the group's music fuses tango, tarantella, jazz, and many more. Paté de Fuá released its first album, Música Moderna, in 2007, followed by El Tren de la Alegría in 2009, Boquita Pintada in 2011, Película Muda 1 in 2014, and Película Muda 2 in 2016. A regular presence at prestigious festivals such as Vive Latino, the band has also accumulated an impressive number of awards.