As a first generation child of Colombian and Nicaraguan immigrant parents, Cain Culto’s formative years were defined by the strict confines of religious fundamentalism. A true multidisciplinary artist, Culto champions free thought and defies dogma through the visual and recording arts - threading his queerness and politics into rituals of liberation. A bluegrass fiddle student and member of an indie christian worship band, he spent his early years performing an inauthentic version of himself. Today, he reclaims that narrative through Kentucky Latin Art-Pop - a raw, genre-defying blend of memory, myth, and resistance.
