" While Cambio has been busy bringing you an exclusive behind the scenes of the Jonas Brothers and Camp Rock 2 Latin American Tour, there has also been time to catch up with some great Latin American musicians.

In Costa Rica, Cambio met with Las Robertas. This quirky indie band first met on the Internet and now can’t stop writing music together, even if it’s about finding a hair in their food.
(http://lasrobertas.com)

Marre opened for the Jonas Brothers in Bogota and then took some time to hang with Cambio backstage. This youthful, rocker left her fans cheering for more.
(http://www.marremusic.com/)

Colombia’s Choc Quib Town’s energy is contagious. Their music reflects the duality of a people full of tears and happiness. After a listen to the powerful drums, guitars and Goyo’s rap, you are left
with a hopeful song the leaves you swinging your hips. (http://chocquibtown.com/) "

" Touring can be a lot of fun, but the Jonas Brothers, Demi and Camp
Rockers work just as hard as they play. Here’s a little inside look
of how a day “in the office” can go…

They play a 3-hour concert in a city. By the time they’re done performing, it’s around 11:00pm. They quick out (keep watching Cambio Connect to find out what a ‘quick out’ is), shower and get on a plane by 1:00am. Let’s say the flight takes approximately 3 hours. After clearing customs, getting your bags and making it to the hotel, the sun is definitely rising. They try to get in a quick catnap before the morning press conference, but most likely just power through until interviews are done by midday. Then it starts all over again.

The pay off? Getting to meet fans all over the world. In and out of hotels, in and out of airports—usually it’s best not to unpack—with the one comforting constant…saying hello to you, their fans. "

Demi and the Jonas Brothers surprised fans outside their Mexico City hotel when they stopped and shook hands with them before heading to their show.

Fans chanted “Jonas! Jonas! Jonas!” nonstop as the Nick, Joe and Kevin took time to greet their fans in Mexico.

Check out Cambio Connect’s "Hotel Chaos’ episode now to see—and hear—how excited these fans really were. "

Handpicked from the crowd one by one.

Joe pointed, they were hoisted. Playing a game all so familiar, round and round they went.

Just one girl was left standing, a hug and recognition. It’s a moment she’ll never forget.

Up next, La Ciudad de Mexico. "

As the plane touched down for it’s first stop in Guadalajara, the excitement in the eyes of every one of these cast members was only to be out done by the local fans.

Pictures taken, t-shirts signed and hugs to all that came out to greet them at the hotel. This is only day one with 22 to go. Keep checking for all the fun and surprises you can only get here on Cambio. "