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Boogaloo Font Package
Boogaloo was started in 2010 as a complement to the Salsa typeface, while thinking about type used in Latin American music genres and the culture's own identity. The structure of Boogaloo is that of classic American lettering, found so often in old LP albums cover art from the 1960s, when Latin music became very popular and preceding the
Original ZIP includes source files, OFL.txt, and metadata.json. Webfont kit includes a starter stylesheet for browser use.
Boogaloo Character Specimen
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Boogaloo Font Overview
Boogaloo was started in 2010 as a complement to the Salsa typeface, while thinking about type used in Latin American music genres and the culture's own identity. The structure of Boogaloo is that of classic American lettering, found so often in old LP albums cover art from the 1960s, when Latin music became very popular and preceding the
- Category: Display
- Available variants: regular
- Supported subsets: latin, menu
- Designer: John Vargas Beltrán
- Foundry: Google Fonts
- Variable font: No
How to Use Boogaloo
Boogaloo works well for headings, UI labels, social graphics, landing pages, and lightweight brand systems where a reliable display style is needed.
Pair Boogaloo with a neutral sans serif for product interfaces, or combine it with a higher-contrast display family when you need more hierarchy in editorial layouts.
This package includes subsets reported by Google Fonts: latin, menu. Always verify glyph coverage against your specific production language set before launch.
Boogaloo License
This font package is distributed with the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The ZIP archive includes the required OFL.txt file without modification.
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