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Lalah
Lalah formed in Bogotá around 2006, playing in the city's underground rock clubs. Their sound mixed alternative rock with some electronic touches and Latin...
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Lalah formed in Bogotá around 2006, playing in the city's underground rock clubs. Their sound mixed alternative rock with some electronic touches and Latin rhythms. The song "Profe Disculpe La Tardanza" got attention in 2008 and became something of an anthem for younger listeners at the time.
The band's lineup has mostly stayed the same, with Alejandro Bernal on vocals and guitar, Esteban López on guitar, Juan Pablo "Chiqui" Salgado on bass, and Daniel Restrepo on drums. Their music shifted over time from a rawer early approach to more atmospheric territory on later records. Another track, "Aquí Vamo'," shows up in their catalog too.
In 2012 they dealt with a legal dispute over their music rights, which created some uncertainty. They kept working after that, but the details of their output since then aren't clearly outlined here.
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