Guiso is a Chilean garage rock band renowned for its raw and energetic sound that harkens back to the classic rock and punk aesthetics of the '60s and '70s, infused with a distinctly South American flair. Formed in the late 1990s in Santiago, Guiso has earned a reputation as a mainstay of the Chilean independent music scene. Their music integrates gritty guitar riffs, straightforward and catchy melodies, and a lo-fi production style that has consistently attracted a dedicated fan base.

Over the years, Guiso has released a series of compelling records that showcase their evolution as musicians and songwriters. "Guiso Demo 2001" laid the groundwork for their initial sound, which they refined to critical acclaim on albums like "Es Difícil Hacer Cosas Fáciles." Their penchant for capturing the live essence of rock was further solidified in releases such as "4+1" and "El Sonido." The band's ability to "Sintonizar el Ruido" (Tune into the Noise) has remained a hallmark of their work, spotlighted in tracks like the reflective "Reflexion" and the forthright "D.S.M (Debe Ser Mentira)." Through a dynamic blend of rock's rawness and introspective lyrics, Guiso continues to be a defining voice in Latin American rock.