In the artist's words:

WONDERSKA
We always understand culture through exchange and that's why we're so happy that you can't even imagine that Wonderska have agreed to join us on our islands in December.Una fiesta es una fiesta and they are FIESTA.
Spiegel online Nov.07:
They've been around for over 10 years, are an insider tip for a visit to Berlin in London and have a large fan base not only in the capital: WonderSka. They are seven women who represent ska in a slightly different way. In addition to the usual rhythm section of drums, guitar and bass, they play well-known ska classics and verse pop songs on saxophone, trumpet, trombone and keyboard. Their own songs have become popular hits at street festivals and parties. They don't simply allow themselves to be marketed, don't want to play everywhere and choose the venues where they present themselves carefully. They prefer the low-budget[1] events rather than the mega festivals to which they are invited. They swim against the tide, so to speak, and sparkle more than many of their well-known male colleagues. Their aim is not perfection, but what they believe is special about this music: fun and partying. And they certainly do! The fact that they are also great musicians, some of whom play in other well-known bands in Berlin, rounds off a successful performance. Once you've seen them live, you'll be back! Members: Lilo Unger - trumpet, vocals; Erika Schlegel - trombone; Steffi Manseck - saxophone, vocals; Lena Apphun - bass; Marie Leão - drums, vocals; Claudia Fierke - guitar, vocals; Nanette Fleig - keys, vocals; and sometimes: Elvira Westwärts - vocals; Sabine Ercklentz - trumpet; Eddy Reggae - guitar; Chris Chohan - drums