El de La Guitarra
El de La Guitarra is a Mexican music collective that began in Mexico City in the early 2010s. They've kept their members anonymous, which has become part of...
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El de La Guitarra is a Mexican music collective that began in Mexico City in the early 2010s. They've kept their members anonymous, which has become part of their identity. Their song 'A Lo Lejos Me Veran' is one of their better-known tracks, along with others like 'Barrio Xolo' and 'El Solecito'.
Their first album came out in 2012, simply titled 'El de La Guitarra.' They followed it with more releases over the next few years, including an album named after that signature song in 2015. Their music tends toward melancholic melodies with folk and rock elements.
They've worked with other artists like Abraham Vázquez, who appears on 'De Aqui Para Alla.' The anonymity has led to some speculation about who they are and what they're doing, but their music has found listeners through word of mouth and online platforms.
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