Adelaida is a Chilean alternative rock band known for their rich, atmospheric soundscapes intertwined with poignant lyrical content, exploring themes from personal introspection to social commentary. Emerging from Valparaíso, a city renowned for its vibrant artistic scene, the band was formed in 2010 by brothers Juan José and Gabriel Holman on guitar and bass respectively, with vocalist and keyboardist Jurel Sónico, and drummer Gabriel Vigliensoni anchoring the rhythm section. Over the years, they've carved out a niche within the Latin American indie rock circuit, mesmerizing audiences with their powerful and emotionally resonant performances.

Their discography is a testament to their evolving sound and deepening narrative complexity, with recent releases like "Retrovisor" and "Caída Libre" showcasing the band's ability to blend melodic guitars with dynamic, driving beats. The spellbinding "Girasoles" and the ethereal "Desdén" capture their knack for creating music that is both intimately haunting and expansively cosmic. Adelaida's ability to oscillate between the visceral ("Ya Siento", "Perdida") and the mythical ("Animita", "Fantasma"), all while maintaining a grounded sense of melody and structure, demonstrates their unique position in the Latin American music pantheon. Tracks like "Paraiso", "Huracan", and "1999" are cathartic in their delivery, embodying the spirit of a generation unafraid to voice its truths. With "Desde el Bosque" and "Madre Culebra", the group cements their status as storytellers of the human and the chthonic alike, leaving an indelible mark on the fabric of contemporary rock music.