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Y3ll
Y3ll is a group from Buenos Aires that makes dance music. They put out their first album, "El Apagón," in 2019. Their song "Diaz Dy Baile" became a big track...
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Y3ll is a group from Buenos Aires that makes dance music. They put out their first album, "El Apagón," in 2019. Their song "Diaz Dy Baile" became a big track for them.
Their music mixes electronic beats with rhythms from Argentina. They followed that first album with others like "La Fiesta" in 2021 and "Electrocumbia" in 2023. The group includes DJ DBry on production, Alexey Montana on vocals, and Rubén Torres, who dances during their shows.
Some people who preferred more traditional sounds didn't like their style at first. They kept making their music anyway. Their sound is built for movement, with driving basslines and melodies meant to get people dancing.
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