In the midst of the turmoil of English society in the early 1970s, in south London, a group of young black friends unite to bring a united message of love and peace conveyed through pressing and transporting rhythms; these are the premises that lead to the birth of the Cymande group. With a dove of peace as a symbol, this group combines different genres, such as jazz, funk, soul and Caribbean groove, creating a unique genre capable of conveying love and peace to its listeners. Despite the great success in the United States, the indifference they encounter in their native country leads them to a general disillusionment that will melt them. However, their message still remains strong, even though almost forty years have passed.