Lobo Marino Richmond, Virginia
Named after the enormous Pacific Sea Lion, Lobo Marino's brand of experimental folk draws from a rich palette of
international and folk influences.
Built primarily on harmonium, bass drum, banjo and various unique instruments and voices, Lobo Marino continues to evolve as the musical response to the continuous travels and ongoing spiritual journey of its members.
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