Ariel Rot is an Argentine musician and songwriter, recognized for his influential role in the rock en español movement. Born on April 19, 1960, in Buenos Aires, Ariel Rot started his musical journey in the late 1970s. He gained significant attention as a member of the prominent rock band Tequila, which became one of the defining groups in Spanish rock history. After Tequila disbanded in the early '80s, Rot embarked on a career with Los Rodríguez, another seminal band that left a lasting mark on the Spanish-language rock scene with their melodic rock tunes and poetic lyrics.

Following the dissolution of Los Rodríguez in the mid-'90s, Ariel Rot pursued a solo career, which allowed him to showcase his versatility as a musician and composer. His work is characterized by a blend of rock, blues, and folk influences, often infused with a distinctly urban and reflective lyricism. Rot's career is marked by critically acclaimed releases like "Hablando Solo. 25 Aniversario," which celebrates a milestone in his musical journey, and "Así Fue: Mis Mejores Canciones," a compilation of his finest work.

Ariel Rot continues to be a respected figure in the music industry, both for his past contributions to influential bands and his ongoing solo projects. His music resonates with audiences who appreciate the depth of his songwriting and his commitment to authentic expression through his craft. With a discography that boasts live recordings like "Colgado de la luna (En vivo El Sol 2, abril 1998)" and studio works that explore the human experience, such as "La huesuda" and "La ciudad no tiene fin," Rot stands as a poignant chronicler of life's complexities through the lens of rock music.

Genres

Cantautor

Spanish New Wave

Related Artists

Joaquín Sabina

Andrés Calamaro

Fito Paez

Los Rodriguez

José Luis Perales

Miguel Ríos

Loquillo

Tequila

Alejandro Sanz

Bunbury

Estopa

Camilo Sesto

Latest Release

Sobre el Pucho

Ariel Rot

Single - Released April 26, 2024