Mauvais
Mauvais formed in Santiago, Chile in the early 2000s, with Felipe Ilabaca on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Ser Humano' came out in 2006, and its lead...
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Mauvais formed in Santiago, Chile in the early 2000s, with Felipe Ilabaca on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Ser Humano' came out in 2006, and its lead single 'Crescer' became a hit that still gets played. They've put out several albums since then, including 'En El Jardín' in 2010, 'Ciudad Sur' in 2014, and 'Desde el Centro' in 2018.
In 2010, Ilabaca faced public allegations of physical abuse, which led to some canceled shows. He denied the claims, but the situation affected the band's momentum for a while. Other songs like 'Dia Incompleto' and 'Frail Words' with Jerry Chard show their range across alternative rock and folk.
The current lineup includes Sebastián Soto on guitar, Ismael Palma on bass, and Camilo Salinas on drums. Their music has found an audience in Latin America, though they've mostly stayed out of the mainstream spotlight in recent years.
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