The Latin Grammy-winning Colombian rock group Diamante Eléctrico's style alternates between blues rock, pop-punk, indie rock and R&B. Thanks to their fierce performance approach and their media-savvy videos, their overdriven sound has gained recognition from the rock press as well as musicians like the Foo Fighters and the Rolling Stones on a global scale. As heard on B, which won the Latin Grammy for Best Rock Album that year and was named by Colombia's Rolling Stone as the most significant rock album of the year, their songs are typically concise, wrapped in melodies, fuzzed-out production, tight vocal harmonies and a paced but fierce energy. Buitres, on the other hand, was rewarded with chart success and Latin Grammy nominations after being released after years of touring and studio effort.
Juan Galeano (vocals, bass), Daniel Alvarez (guitar) and Andeee Zeta (drums) created Diamante Eléctrico in Bogota. The trio had an immediate impact on the local independent music industry in Colombia. That same year, they were able to release their self-titled debut, which peaked at number one on the local charts with the tune "Nos Rompemos Igual." B performed even better, winning the group a Latin Grammy for Best Rock Album of the Year. La Gran Oscilación arrived back with Diamante Eléctrico. With the help of Third Man Records mixing engineer Joshua Smith (Jack White, Raconteurs), the band's most ambitious effort to date was produced on analog equipment..

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