SIxO
SIxO is a Chilean band that started making music in the early 2000s. Their sound pulls from aggressive rock and reggae influences, with lyrics that often...
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SIxO is a Chilean band that started making music in the early 2000s. Their sound pulls from aggressive rock and reggae influences, with lyrics that often tackle social and political themes. Songs like "Falsos Profetas" and "Na Rasta" show their tendency to write about injustice and challenge authority.
The band's lineup includes Marcelo "Chelo" Soto on vocals, Felipe "Pello" Perez on bass, Diego "Dilo" Ibañez on guitar, and Pablo "Polo" Salinas on drums. They've released several albums since 2008, including "Revolución," "El Poder de la Calle," and "Falsos Profetas."
Their 2013 track "Falsos Profetas" became particularly well-known for its critique of hypocrisy and manipulation. The song's straightforward message and driving rhythm connected with listeners in Chile and beyond. Other tracks like "Momentos" and "Minha" continue in a similar vein of socially conscious rock.
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