Niño Cohete was a Chilean indie-pop band known for blending melodic tunes with a subtle but poignant folk influence, capturing the essence of the scenic landscapes and cultural richness of their country. Their music was characterized by introspective lyrics and harmonious arrangements, often incorporating elements of Chile's musical heritage with a contemporary indie sound. Formed in Concepción, Chile, the group quickly made a name for itself within the Latin American indie music scene.

Their discography includes "Aves de Chile," their debut album released in 2013, which earned them considerable acclaim for its fresh approach and lyrical depth. Rising to popularity with a sound that struck a chord among both critics and the public, they continued to build on their success with subsequent releases such as "La Era del Sur" and the self-titled EP "Niño Cohete," both of which allowed them to develop and refine their style. While "Tejer," one of their more recent releases, showcased the band's versatility and commitment to exploring new sonic territories. The band brought warmth and innovation to the Latin American indie scene before they officially disbanded in 2016, leaving behind a legacy of creativity and a loyal fanbase captivated by their musical journey.