Zapato3 is a Venezuelan rock band that has made a significant impact on the rock music scene in Latin America, particularly during the 1990s. Originally formed in 1987, the band consists of Álvaro Segura (vocals), Carlos Segura (guitar), Fernando Batoni (bass), and Rafael Cadavieco (drums). They quickly became one of the most prominent bands in Venezuela's rock movement, gaining widespread popularity for their intense live performances and a sound that encompasses a mix of hard rock, post-punk, and alternative rock.

The band experienced a hiatus but made a strong comeback, much to the delight of their dedicated fanbase. Their recent work, including tracks like "Que Mente 20-20" and "Elefantes Marinos", shows a seasoned group that continues to explore the depths of rock with refined lyricism and powerful instrumentals. "Amaranto" and its remixed version by KINZOisHERE display the band's willingness to evolve and embrace contemporary sounds. Their discography is a testament to their enduring presence in the music industry, with "18 Exitos" highlighting some of their most beloved tracks, while songs like "Bésame y Suicidate" maintain their signature edge and emotive resonance. Zapato3 remains a namesake for fans of Venezuelan rock, symbolizing the spirit and evolution of the genre over the decades.