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Glaxx
Glaxx formed in Buenos Aires in 2003, started by brothers Alejandro and Carlos Martell. They began playing in a church basement, working through early...
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Glaxx formed in Buenos Aires in 2003, started by brothers Alejandro and Carlos Martell. They began playing in a church basement, working through early financial difficulties. The group included Guillermo de la Vega on bass and Daniel Godoy on drums.
Their song "Tu Gracia, y Tu Bondad" became widely known in Christian music circles. The band recorded nine studio albums, mixing rock and pop with Latin rhythms. In 2010, they faced plagiarism allegations that were eventually resolved.
Glaxx's music, particularly "Tu Gracia, y Tu Bondad," found listeners across different communities. The group's recordings circulated through live performances and their studio work.
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