Rescate
Rescate formed in Peru in 1995. Their song "No Me Quedo (Me Voy)" became particularly well-known, though they also recorded tracks like "¡Hoy Si!" and "Amores...
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Rescate formed in Peru in 1995. Their song "No Me Quedo (Me Voy)" became particularly well-known, though they also recorded tracks like "¡Hoy Si!" and "Amores Como Vos."
The band's lineup included Julio Pérez on lead vocals and guitar, David Fuentes on vocals and bass, and Juan Carlos García on drums. They put out their first album in 1997 and released several more over the following decades, including El Sueño Existe in 1999 and Almas Gemelas in 2002.
Their lyrics sometimes addressed social themes, which led to some criticism alongside their popularity. They kept recording through the 2010s with albums like Resiliencia and Renovados.
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