Eslabón Armado

Eslabon Armado是来自加利福尼亚的三人组合Eslabon Armado成立于2017年，由主唱兼吉他手Pedro Tovar、吉他手Gabriel Hidalgo（后离队）以及贝斯手Bryan Tovar三人组成。他们从小就受到父母的影开始接触音乐，学习创作和演奏。2020年的发行乐队的首张录音室专辑《Tu Veneno Mortal》在墨西哥地区专辑排行榜和拉丁专辑排行榜上名列第一。

乐队成员

主唱兼吉他手：Pedro Tovar
吉他手：Gabriel Hidalgo（离队）
贝斯手：Bryan Tovar

详情介绍

California-based trio Eslabon Armado's name translates as "linked chain." Illustrated by their interlocking vocal harmonies, and woven acoustic guitars and basses, the group's music re-frames the Regional Mexican music of ranchera with the language of sierreña music, the "music of the mountain ranges." While the rhythms and melodies are similar to those found in norteño, the (mostly) guitars-and-vocals-only approach creates a similar feeling to that of campfire music played by wandering campesino minstrels. The group's first two singles, "Con Tus Besos" and "La Trokita," both came out of nowhere and placed on the upper rungs of the Regional Mexican, Latin Songs, and Latin streaming lists. Their 2020 debut album, Tu Veneno Mortal -- which reached number one on the Mexican Regional Albums chart and the Top Latin albums list -- was followed by Vibras de Noche in July and the 22-track Corta Venas in December; both topped the Regional Mexican albums chart. After Gabriel left the group, they released 2021's Tu Veneno Mortal, Vol. 2 and 2022's Nostalgia as a duo.
The band's first single and video for "Con Tus Besos" (a song Pedro Tovar felt was not up to snuff) was issued in late March 2020. It peaked at number 21 on the Hot Latin Songs charts and at 16 on the Latin Streaming Songs list a week later. In May, Eslabon Armado issued their debut long-player, Tu Veneno Mortal. The ten-song set, which wove mariachi and banda horns into some songs, entered the Regional Mexican albums chart at number two -- it eventually reached number one -- and the Top Latin Albums list at seven.
The band's first single and video for "Con Tus Besos" (a song Pedro Tovar felt was not up to snuff) was issued in late March 2020. It peaked at number 21 on the Hot Latin Songs charts and at 16 on the Latin Streaming Songs list a week later. In May, Eslabon Armado issued their debut long-player, Tu Veneno Mortal. The ten-song set, which wove mariachi and banda horns into some songs, entered the Regional Mexican albums chart at number two -- it eventually reached number one -- and the Top Latin Albums list at seven. The group followed the release in June with a non-album single and video "La Trokita." The latter rang up over a million views in its first two weeks of release. Just five months later, they followed with the 14-song Vibras de Noche; it reached number one at both Latin Albums and Mexican Regional Albums and peaked at 18 on the Top 200. In December, they struck again with the 22-track Corta Venas, their third chart-topping Mexican Regional Albums entry in three tries; the recording also placed at two on the Latin Albums list and reached number 56 on the Top 200. In the aftermath, Gabriel Hidalgo left the group, making them a duo.