Jpfer
Jpfer is an Argentine band that formed in the late 2000s. Their name stands for "Jóvenes que Prefieren el Folklore," which translates to "Young People Who...
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Jpfer is an Argentine band that formed in the late 2000s. Their name stands for "Jóvenes que Prefieren el Folklore," which translates to "Young People Who Prefer Folklore." They released their debut album "Alma de Trovador" in 2012, which included the song "Triste Recuerdo."
That song, "Triste Recuerdo," became their most recognizable track. The band's sound draws from traditional Argentine folk music while incorporating contemporary elements. Their lineup includes José "Jpfer" Pedraza on lead vocals and guitar, Claudio "Chipi" Cuello on accordion and keyboards, Javier "Kike" Mori on bass, and Gustavo "Gucho" Fuentes on drums.
They've released several albums since their debut, including "Memorias" in 2015, "Sinfonía de Sentimientos" in 2019, and "El Legado" in 2022. Their music has drawn some criticism from traditionalists who find their approach too modern, but they've continued working with their particular blend of folk and contemporary sounds.
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