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Yerko Triviño
Yerko Triviño formed a band in 2005 in Santiago, Chile, with guitarist Miguel Yanes. Their early years involved some financial struggles, but they kept...
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Yerko Triviño formed a band in 2005 in Santiago, Chile, with guitarist Miguel Yanes. Their early years involved some financial struggles, but they kept working on songs that connected with certain listeners.
In 2010, they released the single "La Batidora," which became a hit in Chile. The song's beat and lyrics about daily hardships resonated with many people, bringing the band more attention.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its content, with some accusing it of being vulgar or promoting division. The band maintained that they were just reflecting street realities in their work.
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