Bridy
Bridy formed in Buenos Aires around 2010, with Mateo Sujatovich on vocals and guitar and Nicolás Btesh on bass. They later expanded to include Kevin...
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Bridy formed in Buenos Aires around 2010, with Mateo Sujatovich on vocals and guitar and Nicolás Btesh on bass. They later expanded to include Kevin Rivadeneira on drums, Manuel Tessi on guitar, and Diego Mema on keyboards. Their first album came out in 2015, simply called "Bridy."
In 2017, the single "Estar Presente" got them wider attention. The song deals with staying present and valuing connections, and it became a hit. They followed it with the album "Pulso" in 2018 and "Cuarto Creciente" in 2021. Another track, "Eu Contra Você," appears among their top songs.
Their music pulls from rock, Latin folk, and electronic sounds. The lyrics often look at personal emotions and social themes. In 2019, there were plagiarism claims about the song "No Me Arrepiento de Nada," but those were dismissed. The band has worked with groups like Greenpeace and Amnesty International on social and environmental issues.
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