La Chimera

La Chimera, led by Argentinian guitarist Eduardo Egüez, is known for their vibrant and engaging interpretations of early music, often with a Latin American twist. They're not afraid to explore the connections between different musical traditions, blending Renaissance and Baroque sounds with the rhythms and melodies of South America. This creates a unique and captivating listening experience.

Their discography showcases this adventurous spirit, ranging from Gesualdo madrigals to Dowland's Lachrimæ, and even exploring Argentinian tango master Astor Piazzolla. They're particularly celebrated for projects like "Misa de Indios," which brings together traditional indigenous music with the structure of a Christian mass, and "Odisea Negra," a powerful exploration of the African diaspora through music. La Chimera's performances are always full of energy and passion, making early music accessible and exciting for a modern audience.