A Pie
A Pie formed in the early 2000s when three friends from Peru, Jair Montaño, José Luis Madueño, and Gonzalo Polar, started playing together. They put out their...
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A Pie formed in the early 2000s when three friends from Peru, Jair Montaño, José Luis Madueño, and Gonzalo Polar, started playing together. They put out their first album, also called 'A Pie,' in 2007. Their music draws on Andean folk traditions, but they work those sounds into contemporary arrangements rather than playing straight revivalist folk.
One of their better-known songs is 'Frio,' which takes its mood from the cold of the high Andes. Other tracks like 'Indiferencia' and 'Solo' show the same lean toward atmospheric, melodic writing. The lyrics sometimes touch on social themes, which has occasionally drawn attention beyond just the music.
They built their audience by playing local festivals and sticking with it even when the industry wasn't sure what to make of them. There's not much grand drama to it, just a band that found a sound and kept at it.
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