Facu Merelo
Facu Merelo is a musician from Buenos Aires who leads a band under his own name. He started releasing music around 2016 with the single "A Verte," which...
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Facu Merelo is a musician from Buenos Aires who leads a band under his own name. He started releasing music around 2016 with the single "A Verte," which brought some early attention along with plagiarism accusations that he eventually addressed. His songs like "Clonazeplan" and "De Nuevo Al Mar" show his style, which leans on rock and pop influences from Argentina.
He put out albums including "Soy lo que Soy" in 2017, "Eclipse" in 2019, and "Los Sueños No Tienen Fin" in 2022. The band includes keyboardist and vocalist Martín Viera and bassist Matías "Pato," among others. They've built a following in Latin America through live performances and recordings.
Merelo has worked with other Argentine artists like Abel Pintos, Luciano Pereyra, and Lali Espósito. His music continues to draw listeners with straightforward melodies and lyrics that feel grounded in everyday experience.
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