Fatachée
Fatachée came together in Buenos Aires in the late 2000s, a loose collective centered on Juan Manuel Pini on vocals and guitar, Mariano Castro on bass, and...
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Fatachée came together in Buenos Aires in the late 2000s, a loose collective centered on Juan Manuel Pini on vocals and guitar, Mariano Castro on bass, and Federico Escoriza on drums. Their name, borrowed from a Haitian voodoo ritual, suggested a taste for the unconventional. They put out their first album, 'Colores Primarios,' in 2011, and the track 'Día de Octubre' from it caught on quickly.
That song's success gave them a wider audience and led to tours outside Argentina. Their sound pulled from post-punk and electronic music, but it was more about mood and texture than fitting a genre. They followed 'Colores Primarios' with albums like 'Demasiado' in 2014 and 'Luz' in 2017, maintaining a steady, low-key output through the decade.
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