Alternative Rock
Chilean Rock
Latin Alternative
Latin Pop
Latin Rock
Pop Rock
Rock En Espanol
Synth-rock
La Ley was an internationally renowned Chilean alternative rock and synth-rock band formed in Santiago in 1987 by guitarist Andrés Bobe and frontman Beto Cuevas. Pioneering modern Spanish-language rock, La Ley became one of the most successful Latin rock acts in history, winning both Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards.
Their landmark MTV Unplugged album and studio releases produced defining Latin anthems including 'El Duelo' (feat. Ely Guerra), 'Día Cero', 'Aquí', 'Mentira', and 'Fuera de Mí'. Their driving alternative guitar riffs and dynamic acoustic chord arrangements are widely performed by guitarists.
La Ley was an internationally renowned Chilean alternative rock and synth-rock band formed in Santiago in 1987 by guitarist Andrés Bobe and frontman Beto Cuevas. Pioneering modern Spanish-language rock, La Ley became one of the most successful Latin rock acts in history, winning both Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards.
Their landmark MTV Unplugged album and studio releases produced defining Latin anthems including 'El Duelo' (feat. Ely Guerra), 'Día Cero', 'Aquí', 'Mentira', and 'Fuera de Mí'. Their driving alternative guitar riffs and dynamic acoustic chord arrangements are widely performed by guitarists.
À propos de La Ley
La Ley was an internationally renowned Chilean alternative rock and synth-rock band formed in Santiago in 1987 by guitarist Andrés Bobe and frontman Beto Cuevas. Pioneering modern Spanish-language rock, La Ley became one of the most successful Latin rock acts in history, winning both Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards.
Their landmark MTV Unplugged album and studio releases produced defining Latin anthems including 'El Duelo' (feat. Ely Guerra), 'Día Cero', 'Aquí', 'Mentira', and 'Fuera de Mí'. Their driving alternative guitar riffs and dynamic acoustic chord arrangements are widely performed by guitarists.
La Ley was an internationally renowned Chilean alternative rock and synth-rock band formed in Santiago in 1987 by guitarist Andrés Bobe and frontman Beto Cuevas. Pioneering modern Spanish-language rock, La Ley became one of the most successful Latin rock acts in history, winning both Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards.
Their landmark MTV Unplugged album and studio releases produced defining Latin anthems including 'El Duelo' (feat. Ely Guerra), 'Día Cero', 'Aquí', 'Mentira', and 'Fuera de Mí'. Their driving alternative guitar riffs and dynamic acoustic chord arrangements are widely performed by guitarists.
