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Jonathan Oriel
Jonathan Oriel started making music in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s. His 2002 debut album 'Silencio' included the song 'Tan Frágil,' which became well-known...
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Jonathan Oriel started making music in Buenos Aires in the late 1990s. His 2002 debut album 'Silencio' included the song 'Tan Frágil,' which became well-known for its emotional directness.
He faced some criticism early on for his quiet demeanor and the melancholy tone in his writing. In 2010, his public support for a social justice movement brought both support and pushback, though he kept working.
Oriel has put out several albums since then, continuing with the kind of folk and rock-influenced sound he began with.
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