Da Pawn

Da Pawn is an Ecuadorian indie rock band that has been crafting emotionally charged and melodically rich music that resonates widely with audiences in Latin America and beyond. Formed in Quito in 2012, the group initially started as the solo project of singer-songwriter Mauro Samaniego before eventually evolving into a full band. Their name, a bilingual play on words, reflects a mix of humility and cunning strategy, embodying their approach to navigating the music industry.

Da Pawn's discography showcases a penchant for introspective lyrics, combined with an eclectic mix of folk, rock, and experimental sounds. Their 2013 debut album, "El Peón," set the tone for the innovative and poignant style that they would come to be known for. With subsequent releases like "Verano en Coma," "Pistola de Balín," and "Resurrección," the band has solidified its standing as a prominent figure in the alternative music scene in Ecuador, known for its thought-provoking content and engaging live performances. Songs such as "Residencia Azul" and "Puentes Rotos" continue to contribute to the band's growing repertoire, reflecting their ongoing evolution and depth as a group. With a mix of studio albums and live recordings like "En Vivo (Antes del Encierro)," Da Pawn exhibits a versatility and vibrancy that keep their music fresh and their audiences eager for more.

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Residencia Azul
Album - 10 Tracks - Released June 29, 2023
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