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Adiós París
Adiós París formed in Medellín in 2010 with Camilo Zea on vocals and guitar, Juan Pablo Isaza on bass, Juan David Arango on drums, and Nicolás Fajardo on...
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Adiós París formed in Medellín in 2010 with Camilo Zea on vocals and guitar, Juan Pablo Isaza on bass, Juan David Arango on drums, and Nicolás Fajardo on accordion. Their first album came out in 2015, followed by another in 2019.
Their song 'Chica Bonita' became widely known, along with tracks like 'Enloquecido' and 'No Me Sueltes.' The band's sound pulls from Andean folk, rock, and some electronic touches, with lyrics that often lean toward nostalgia and social themes.
They've toured in Latin America, Europe, and North America. The group faced some criticism around 2015 related to the 'Chica Bonita' video, which sparked discussion about portraying youth in media.
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