El Duende Del Parque
El Duende Del Parque formed in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s with Gastón Velilla on vocals and guitar, Patricio O'Connor on bass, Martín Cicala on drums,...
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El Duende Del Parque formed in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s with Gastón Velilla on vocals and guitar, Patricio O'Connor on bass, Martín Cicala on drums, Alejandro Simal on keyboards, and Alejandro Díaz on guitar. Their name translates to 'The Sprite of the Park,' which hints at the slightly ethereal quality in their music.
Their song '3980 Días de Verano' came out in 2001 and became a kind of anthem in Argentina, capturing a particular feeling of summer and memory. It's the track most people know them by, though they also have songs like 'Amarillo Iris' and 'Niebla' that explore similar territory of introspection and mood.
They put out a self-titled debut album in 2002. The band's sound pulls from pop-rock with some folk touches, and their lyrics often lean toward the melancholic. Over time, they dealt with some internal tensions and lineup changes, which eventually slowed their output.
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