Campo-Formio is a dynamic and versatile rock trio hailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, known for their energetic fusion of punk, garage, and noise rock with a distinctive Latin twist. The band was formed in 2011, drawing inspiration from a mix of global rock influences and the rich musical traditions of their homeland. Their name, a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Treaty of Campo Formio, hints at their penchant for blending historical and modern themes within their music.

Over the years, Campo-Formio has carved out a niche in Puerto Rico's vibrant underground music scene with their raw, unapologetic sound and electrifying live performances. Their releases, such as "El lloroso de Cupey" and "La Navidad," showcase their ability to juxtapose gritty rock textures with catchy melodies, while tracks like "Plan Maestro" and "Piedra y Tijera" capture the band's more complex and thought-provoking side. Their discography, which includes the raucous "here comes... Campo-Formio!" and the head-banging "Crackman," is a testament to their evolution as musicians and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of their genre. With "Spooky Fools," Campo-Formio continues to engage their fans with innovative music that pays homage to rock traditions while fearlessly exploring new sonic landscapes.