Elíptico

Elíptico is a Spanish alternative rock band formed in Madrid in 1996. The group is known for its unique blend of rock, electronic, and Latin American influences, creating a distinctive sound that has earned them a dedicated following both in Spain and internationally. The band's name, Elíptico, translates to "elliptic" in English, reflecting their eclectic and non-conventional approach to music.

Elíptico consists of four members: José Carlos Molina (vocals and guitar), David Botello (bass), Juan Carlos García (keyboards), and Juan Carlos García (drums). The band's debut album, "Elíptico," was released in 1997 and received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and thought-provoking lyrics. The album's success was followed by several more releases, including "Elíptico II" (1999), "Elíptico III" (2001), and "Elíptico IV" (2004), each showcasing the band's evolution and growth as artists.

Throughout their career, Elíptico has collaborated with various artists and musicians, including Manu Chao, Fito Páez, and Juanes. They have also been involved in numerous charitable and social causes, using their platform to raise awareness and support for various issues. The band's music often explores themes of social and political commentary, personal introspection, and the human condition.

Elíptico's live performances are known for their energetic and visually stunning shows, featuring elaborate stage productions and pyrotechnics. The band has toured extensively throughout Spain and has also performed in several international festivals and concerts. Their music has been featured in various films, television shows, and advertising campaigns, further solidifying their status as a prominent figure in the Spanish music scene.