Canto 4
Canto 4 formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 1997 as a vocal quartet. They built their reputation on harmonies and folk material, with their version of "Cantores Del...
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Canto 4 formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 1997 as a vocal quartet. They built their reputation on harmonies and folk material, with their version of "Cantores Del Alba" becoming particularly well-known. Songs like "La Soñe" and "Sombra Herida" show the group's approach to traditional forms.
Their lineup included Andrés Cabas, Felipe Peláez, Juan Fernando Fonseca, and Luis Eduardo Echeverry. Echeverry left the group in 2005. They released albums such as "Canto 4" in 1998, "Canciones Del Alma" in 2000, and "Canto 4 Sinfónico" in 2017.
Andrés Cabas and Felipe Peláez started a new project together in 2019.
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