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Bulletfly
Bulletfly formed in Argentina in the late 1990s with Lea Sironi on vocals, Fernando Torchiani on guitar, Diego Maurizi on bass, and Ezequiel D'Agostino on...
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Bulletfly formed in Argentina in the late 1990s with Lea Sironi on vocals, Fernando Torchiani on guitar, Diego Maurizi on bass, and Ezequiel D'Agostino on drums. They released their debut album in 2004, which included the track "Emociones." That song became their most recognizable work, connecting with listeners across Latin America and Europe.
Their sound drew some criticism at the time for being too emotional or derivative of American emo, but they kept recording. They put out albums like "Vuelve" in 2005, "Preguntale a las estrellas" in 2007, and "Historias que contar" in 2010. Other songs like "Luna" and "Negro" also found an audience.
They worked with artists like Andrés Calamaro and Attaque 77 along the way. The lineup stayed mostly consistent through those years, with Sironi's voice and Torchiani's guitar work defining their recordings and live shows.
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