Hielo Negro is a robust and respected stoner rock band that emerged from the cold and windy landscapes of Chilean Patagonia. Formed in the late 1990s by guitarist and vocalist Claudio Narea, drummer Marcelo Palma, and bassist Marcelo Da Venezia, the trio has skillfully combined elements of rock and roll, stoner rock, and blues, singing both in Spanish and English, to create a powerful sound that captures the spirit and challenges of the southernmost territories of the world. Recognized for their distinctive heavy riffs and raw energy, Hielo Negro has carved out a unique space in the South American rock scene.

Over the years, Hielo Negro has kept a steady production of albums that are both influential and representative of their musical journey. With "El Gran Camino" and "Altas Mareas", the band continued to explore the breadth of their desert-rock influenced sound, crafting songs that are both introspective and laden with the weight of their signature groove. Other compelling works such as "Purgatorio Bar," "Donde Nacen los Vientos," "Patagonia Rock," and "Demonio Parlante" showcase the band's ability to evolve while maintaining their gritty musical essence. Through rigorous touring and a fierce independence, Hielo Negro has remained a fixture in the Latin American rock circuit, gaining a loyal following and admiration from fans and peers alike.