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Antubel
Antubel is a duo from Peru formed in 2006 by brothers Yasser and Omar Toledo. Their music draws from Andean traditions, with Yasser handling vocals and...
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Antubel is a duo from Peru formed in 2006 by brothers Yasser and Omar Toledo. Their music draws from Andean traditions, with Yasser handling vocals and charango. They released a self-titled debut album in 2008 that included the track 'Antubel'.
Their songs like 'Days Have Die' and 'Wretched Spectre' reflect their approach to blending indigenous elements with atmospheric arrangements. The duo built their audience through live performances rather than mainstream channels.
They followed their debut with albums such as 'Spirit of the Andes' in 2010 and 'Cosmic Frequencies' in 2012. Their music has appeared in documentaries and films, though they've largely operated outside conventional industry paths.
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