Gandhi

Gandhi is a prominent music group hailing from Costa Rica, pioneers in their national rock scene since their formation in 1993. The band has consistently showcased their ability to evolve musically while maintaining a loyal fanbase across Latin America. With a discography that traverses various styles, Gandhi has proven their versatility and willingness to experiment, intertwining rock with other genres and themes. Over the years, they have released a myriad of albums, including notable titles such as "Boicot: Victoria," "Universo Asimétrico," "Arigato No!," and "Volumen 1," among others. Their live performances, captured in releases like "BIOS," a live and studio 2-CD set, attest to their dynamic stage presence and the strong connection they share with their audience.

Each album, from "Ciclos" to "En el jardín del corazón," reflects Gandhi's growth as artists and their deep exploration into the realms of musical creativity. "Páginas Perdidas" and "En el jardín del corazón" especially underline their introspective and philosophical approach, engaging listeners with introspective lyrics and compelling compositions. Gandhi's commitment to their craft and their role as cultural ambassadors for Costa Rican music have garnered them critical acclaim and a significant place in Latin American music history. Through their innovative sound and impactful lyrics, Gandhi continues to leave a lasting imprint on the hearts of listeners and the landscape of Latin American rock music.

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    Ciclos
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    Ciclos
    11 tracks
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