Malabares Rock
Malabares Rock formed in Buenos Aires in 1997, started by brothers Emiliano and Ezequiel Chena. Their early sound drew from rock acts like The Beatles and The...
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Malabares Rock formed in Buenos Aires in 1997, started by brothers Emiliano and Ezequiel Chena. Their early sound drew from rock acts like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, mixed with the rhythms they grew up with in Argentina. Over time, they folded in reggaeton, hip-hop, and Latin pop, which gave their music a broader, more danceable feel.
They've put out seven studio albums since 1999, including 'La Vida Es Un Juego' in 2003 and 'Siempre Vamos a Estar' in 2008. The band's lineup has included Emiliano Chena on vocals and guitar, Ezequiel Chena on bass, MartÃn Perri on drums, Pablo Britos on keyboards, and Fernando Mieres on saxophone.
Their song 'Siempre Vamos a Estar' became something of an anthem for them, a straightforward rock tune about sticking together. The band has faced some public challenges, including Emiliano Chena's 2010 arrest for drug possession, which led to a break in their activity. They've also drawn criticism over their political views, though they've kept recording through it.
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