Daltónicos
Daltónicos formed in Bogotá in 1999 with Martín "Tiko" Llerena on vocals and guitar, Juan Camilo "Jota" Cano on drums, and Diego "Tico" Pulecio on bass. Their...
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Daltónicos formed in Bogotá in 1999 with Martín "Tiko" Llerena on vocals and guitar, Juan Camilo "Jota" Cano on drums, and Diego "Tico" Pulecio on bass. Their debut album "16" came out in 2003, and its title track became a hit that connected with younger listeners. The band has kept that same lineup through their career.
They followed up with albums like "Me Voy a Volver Loco" in 2006 and "La Era de la Locura" in 2009. Songs like "Amotinada" and "El Show Debe Acabar" show their rock sound with lyrics that sometimes touch on social themes. Their music has drawn from various styles over time, including pop and reggae elements.
Daltónicos have played shows across Colombia and worked with other artists in the local scene. They put out records steadily through the 2010s, including "Revolución" in 2012 and "El Mundo Es Nuestro" in 2016.
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