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Aterciopelados

The band Aterciopelados has stood out in the Colombian alternative rock scene for its ability to fuse rock sound with elements of Latin American folklore. Formed in Bogotá in 1990 under the name Delia y los Aminoácidos, the band took its current name in 1993, and since then has been a pioneer in bringing Colombian music to a wider audience. Their style is characterized by lyrics that address social, political, and environmental issues, managing to connect with audiences from diverse parts of the world.

A key moment in their career was the transition from their first name to Aterciopelados, which marked the beginning of a new stage in their career. The band gained international notoriety, partly thanks to their participation in MTV Latinoamérica, where they recorded an unplugged that helped consolidate their presence on the continent. Despite facing criticism in their early days for their mix of genres, their musical proposal was considered innovative and authentic, allowing them to break through in the music industry.

2 Albums
30 Songs
300K Listeners/mo

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2 album|s · 1994 — 1995

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Among their most relevant works are albums such as El Dorado and Gozo Poderoso, which have not only been recognized for their musical quality but have also been included in lists of the best Ibero-American rock albums. Songs like "Bolero falaz" and "Florecita rockera" have left an important mark on Colombian music, being acclaimed for their originality and lyrical depth. Throughout their career, Aterciopelados has been awarded several prizes, including the Latin Grammy, reflecting their impact on Spanish-language music. Their legacy continues to live on, inspiring new generations of musicians and listeners.

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Born
1 Jan 1992
Country
🇨🇴 Colombia
Genre
Rock

Awards and honors

  • Grammy
  • Latin Grammy

Record labels

Sony Music Nacional Records

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