Madre Matilda
Madre Matilda formed in Chile in 2001, taking their name from Andean folk singer Matilda Cucurullo. The group includes Camila Moreno on lead vocals and...
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Madre Matilda formed in Chile in 2001, taking their name from Andean folk singer Matilda Cucurullo. The group includes Camila Moreno on lead vocals and guitar, Fernando Milagros on charango, Rodrigo Aros on quena and panpipes, Sebastián Quezada on bass, and Claudio Valenzuela on drums. They've released five albums since their 2004 debut, including 2014's 'Círculo' and 2018's 'Elefante'.
Their songs like 'Círculo' and 'De Cabeza' weave traditional Andean instruments with contemporary arrangements. The music draws from Andean folklore rhythms and melodies while exploring themes of nature and social justice through Moreno's vocals and the group's harmonies.
Some critics have questioned whether their modern approach stays true to Andean traditions, but the band has continued working with both elements. Their catalog shows a consistent interest in how traditional forms can meet current sounds without abandoning either.
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