Following a decade of traditional Afro-Colombian dance, YeYe began composing lyrics influenced by the rhythms of the African diaspora in Latin American. Her music incorporates many of the most vibrant Latin musical traditions, including Mexican son jarocho, Cuban son montuno, Colombian cumbia, Venezuelan joropo, Peruvian festejo, Bolivian huayno, Brazilian samba, and Argentinean tango. Through her collaborations with various artists, YeYe seeks greater cultural unification. Her music is an invitation to collective healing through lyrics, theater, music and dance.
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