Sol y Lluvia

Sol y Lluvia, a Chilean musical group founded in 1978 by the Labra brothers, has been a cornerstone of the country's music scene for over four decades. Known for their blend of nueva trova, Latin rock, trova, and Latin folk, Sol y Lluvia's music is characterized by acoustic guitar and percussive elements like the bombo and kultrunes, creating simple yet danceable songs. Their lyrics, direct and impactful, often address themes of peace, repression, and social justice, making them a powerful voice in Chilean protest music. With a discography of 12 albums and a DVD, including their latest release "Clima Humana" (2013), Sol y Lluvia continues to evolve, incorporating diverse sounds while staying true to their roots. Their music is not just a soundtrack but a journey through Chile's rich cultural and political landscape, making them a must-listen for anyone interested in the heart of Chilean music.