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Los Pibes de La Dos
Los Pibes de La Dos formed in Buenos Aires around 2015 when Alejandro Torre and Gonzalo Matias met at a local music festival. They named themselves after...
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Los Pibes de La Dos formed in Buenos Aires around 2015 when Alejandro Torre and Gonzalo Matias met at a local music festival. They named themselves after their neighborhood and started playing open mics and local events. Their song "Me Duele El Corazon" went viral in 2018, which led to their debut album of the same name in 2019.
Their music draws from Argentine folk, pop, and rock, with lyrics about love and heartbreak. In 2021, they faced plagiarism accusations regarding "Me Duele El Corazon," which they denied. They've also released an album called "Ahora" and collaborated with Julieta Venegas.
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