La Ley is a prominent rock band originating from Santiago, Chile, that became one of the torchbearers for the Latin rock scene starting in the 1980s. The band was formed in 1987 by Andrés Bobe and Rodrigo Aboitiz, with Beto Cuevas joining shortly thereafter to take over as the lead vocalist, a role in which he excelled and became well known. Over the years, La Ley went through several lineup changes but maintained a consistent presence in the music scene, blending rock with elements of electronic and pop, which resonated well across Latin America and among Spanish-speaking audiences worldwide.

Throughout their career, La Ley has released a series of successful albums including "Uno," "Vértigo," and their acclaimed "MTV Unplugged" session, which showcased the band's versatility and depth by stripping down their songs to acoustic arrangements. This performance, in particular, highlighted their musicianship and earned them wider recognition, including a Grammy Award. Albums like "Adaptación" demonstrated their ability to evolve with the times, incorporating new sounds and themes into their music. Known for hits like "Sin Ti," "Olvidar," and "Libertad," La Ley's lyrical depth and innovative compositions have cemented their status as pioneers in the rock en español movement, influencing numerous acts in the genre. Despite any hiatuses, their music continues to impact fans old and new, underscoring the timeless appeal of their catalog and contributions to Latin rock.

Genres

Chilean Rock

Latin Alternative

Latin Pop

Latin Rock

Rock En Espanol

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Latest Release

Adaptación

La Ley

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 17, 2016