Perito Moreno
Perito Moreno formed in Argentina with Cecilia Gessa on vocals, Juanjo Bustos on guitar, Ariel Federowicz on bass, and Ramiro López on drums. Their 2008 album...
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Perito Moreno formed in Argentina with Cecilia Gessa on vocals, Juanjo Bustos on guitar, Ariel Federowicz on bass, and Ramiro López on drums. Their 2008 album "Blessing" included the song of the same name that gained attention for its hopeful tone. They followed with "Aurora" in 2012 and "Tempus" in 2017.
Their music often dealt with emotional themes, as heard in songs like "Forever And Ever Light," "Higher Ground," and "Long Time Death." The band faced some creative tension after the success of "Blessing" and had their music used in a political campaign without permission, which caused them to reconsider their approach.
They released "Horizon" in 2022, described as a return to more raw performances. Other tracks in their catalog include "Learn Somewhere Else," "Misery Attractive," "Mistake Dear," and "Modus Operandi."
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