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Peces Raros Release “Conexiones”

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The new single marks the first preview of the Argentinian duo’s forthcoming album, arriving as they continue their rapid international ascent and earn a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Electronic Music Performance


Argentinian alternative-electronic duo Peces Raros return with “Conexiones”, their brand new single out now via Sony Music Latin. Marking the first preview of their forthcoming sixth studio album, the track opens an exciting new chapter for Lucio Consolo and Marco Viera, arriving at a pivotal moment in the duo's international trajectory.

Rarely has a title captured so accurately the story of the connections forged throughout an artistic career. The relationship between Peces Raros and Gustavo Borner, who co-produced the album alongside the band, began during the recording of their Spotify Session, which went on to earn them another Premio Gardel. That collaboration continued in the studio, and “Conexiones” is the first glimpse into this new creative chapter.


According to the band itself, “Conexiones” is probably the most electronic track on the new album. On one hand, it evokes the music of the 2000s that shaped the soundtrack of their adolescence; on the other, it draws heavily from tech house, a genre the duo had rarely explored before. The band has also revealed that the track ends on a slightly psychedelic note, with cadences and colors reminiscent of Astor Piazzolla. The song originated from its lyrics, with the music built around them. Much of its singular character revolves around the vocal performance:

“That strange voice, somewhat robotic, and the sense of nervousness it conveys were already present in the demo. We were very careful not to lose those qualities in the final version. Sometimes, when you’re rerecording, certain imperfections or unique traits get polished away until they disappear. In this case, we tried to make sure that didn’t happen” explains Lucio Consolo.

“Conexiones” arrives accompanied by a music video that translates into images Peces Raros have been building for more than a decade: the intersection of songwriting, aesthetic excellence, and originality. Lucio Consolo and Marco Viera step in front of the camera, surrounded by mirrors, duplicated gazes, and a chorus transformed into choreography, all infused with a pop-inflected sense of irony within electronic rock. The result is a timeless and fashion-forward visual piece. To bring it to life, the band collaborated with director Sofía Malamute, choreographer Melisa Zulberti, and Special Offer Inc., who designed the cover artwork.




Formed in Argentina in 2014, Peces Raros have spent the past 12 years developing a distinctive musical identity, bridging tradition and the future through a sound that brings together songwriting and the language of machines. Blending the spirit of alternative rock with the hypnotic, high-octane pulse of electronic music, Peces Raros have carved out a space that exists somewhere between the underground dance floor and the alternative live circuit. 


The release of “Conexiones” comes as Peces Raros reach another significant milestone in their international rise. The November 12 release date also sees the 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards take place in Las Vegas, where the duo are nominated for Best Electronic Music Performance for their work on “Circular” with Nick Warren. The nomination marks important recognition for their contribution to contemporary electronic music and further underlines their growing presence on the international stage.


Throughout 2026, Peces Raros have continued to expand their presence across some of the world's most prominent electronic music stages and festivals. Earlier in the year, they performed at EDC Mexico, Tecate Pa'l Norte, Ultra Buenos Aires and Cosquín Rock, alongside an appearance at MUTE Mar del Plata, sharing the lineup with internationally acclaimed acts including ARTBAT. In June, they reached another significant milestone, joining RÜFÜS DU SOL as support at The Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington State, one of the United States' most renowned outdoor music venues.


Their international profile has also seen them share stages with some of electronic music's most established names. In February 2025, Peces Raros performed as the opening act for The Chemical Brothers at the duo's highly anticipated return to Buenos Aires. They have also developed an ongoing relationship with Nick Warren, appearing at his Soundgarden events in New York and Ibiza, including the 2026 season closing party at Cova Santa. These appearances reflect the growing reach of Peces Raros across different corners of the international electronic music scene.


Their notable surge of international momentum follows the release of their fifth studio album, Artificial (2024), which took the duo on an extensive touring run across Argentina, the United States, Europe and Latin America. The campaign included landmark performances at some of Argentina's most iconic venues, including Mandarine Park, Luna Park and Estadio Obras, further establishing Peces Raros as one of the region's most compelling live electronic acts.


Known for their understated, mysterious and alternative aesthetic, their achievements have also been recognised across the Latin American music industry. The duo are two-time winners of the Premio Gardel for Best Electronic Music Album, taking home the award in 2025 for Artificial and again in 2026 for Spotify Sessions (2025). They were also honoured in the electronic music category at the 2025 Fundación Konex awards and received a Premio Prisma in 2024 for Best Music Video for “Óxido”. 


“Conexiones” signals the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Peces Raros. Twelve years into their journey, the duo continue to expand the possibilities of their sound, moving between the worlds of electronic music, alternative rock and contemporary club culture while building an increasingly international following. As one of the most distinctive acts to emerge from Argentina's electronic underground, Lucio Consolo and Marco Viera are now reaching audiences well beyond their home country, taking their uncompromising approach to songwriting and electronic production to some of the world's biggest stages. Serving as the first preview of their forthcoming album, “Conexiones” offers an introduction to what comes next for a band whose creative ambition and international reach continue to grow at breakneck speed.


Peces Raros – “Conexiones” is out now via Sony Music Latin: https://lnk.to/ConexionesPecesRaros 



About Peces Raros


Hailing from Argentina, Peces Raros are the creative union of Lucio Consolo and Marco Viera. Formed in 2014, the duo have established themselves as one of the most innovative acts in the Latin American music scene, developing a sound that bridges tradition and the future. Their music brings together songwriting and the language of machines, fusing the spirit of rock with the hypnotic pulse of electronic music. 


Across five studio albums – No Gracias (2014), Parte de un Mal Sueño (2016), Anestesia (2018), Dogma (2021) and Artificial (2024) – Peces Raros have continually evolved their musical language, balancing emotional songwriting with forward-thinking electronic production.


Their live performances have become a defining part of their identity, taking them from some of Argentina's most iconic venues to major international festivals and stages. Having performed alongside internationally recognised artists including The Chemical Brothers, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Innellea and Nick Warren, the duo are now entering their most significant phase of international expansion, with performances across the United States, Europe and Latin America and a rapidly growing global audience. With over half a million monthly Spotify listeners, two consecutive Premio Gardel wins for Best Electronic Music Album and a 2026 Latin GRAMMY nomination, Peces Raros continue to establish themselves as one of South America's most exciting electronic exports.

 
 
 

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