Ezequiel
Ezequiel formed in Buenos Aires around 2015 as a collective of musicians rather than a fixed lineup. Their sound pulls from rock and electronic music with...
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Ezequiel formed in Buenos Aires around 2015 as a collective of musicians rather than a fixed lineup. Their sound pulls from rock and electronic music with some Latin rhythms underneath, and they built an early reputation for energetic live shows.
In 2017 they released their self-titled debut album, which included the track "Guepardo." That song became their breakout hit, built around a driving bassline and guitar work that caught on with listeners. Other songs from that period like "Adios Soledad" and "Al Alba Lunar" show the same mix of rock energy and electronic textures.
They followed up in 2020 with a second album called "Transparente," which moved toward a more experimental direction. The band has faced some public challenges, including plagiarism claims around "Guepardo" that were eventually dismissed, but they've continued working. Their music remains rooted in that collective, live-band approach even as they've stretched the sound on later material.
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