Juan Del Monte
Juan Del Monte is an Ecuadorian band that formed around the Andes region. Their music draws from traditional Andean folk styles while incorporating...
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Juan Del Monte is an Ecuadorian band that formed around the Andes region. Their music draws from traditional Andean folk styles while incorporating contemporary pop elements. The group includes Juan Fernando Velasco on vocals and guitar, Juan Manuel Velasco on bass, Milton Vela on drums, and Pedro OrtÃz on keyboards.
Their song "Guitarrero y Pescador" became a breakthrough single for the band. They've also released albums like "Desde El Sur," "Guajira y Son," and "Caminos del Viento." Another track, "Para Cantar Chamarritas," appears among their notable songs.
Their live shows are known for their energy. The band's sound has evolved to include touches of jazz and rock while keeping Andean folk traditions at its foundation.
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