Luciano Farelli

Luciano Farelli is an Argentine musician, producer and composer with a career linked to alternative rock, modern metal and sound experimentation. Recognized for his work as a guitarist, programmer and producer, he combines a strong artistic identity with a deep search in sound design and music production.

He is currently part of Arde La Sangre, a project born in 2020 together with Marcelo "Corvata" Corvalán, Hernán "Tery" Langer and Ignacio Benavides. Within the band he participates as a guitarist, synthesizers, programming and backing vocals, providing an aesthetic where heavy guitars, electronics, industrial textures and a modern look at rock coexist. (Wikipedia)

Before Arde La Sangre he was a member of Parteplaneta, developing an identity linked to composition, production and the search for new languages within Argentine alternative music. (Radio Gráfica)

As a music producer he worked with different artists in Latin America, developing processes of composition, recording, mixing and construction of sound identity. His approach combines tools from the analog and digital worlds, integrating guitars, synthesizers, programming and electronic production.

His work with Arde La Sangre resulted in the albums "La Cura" (2021) and "Pase lo que pase" (2024), as well as different releases and audiovisual records. The band was recognized with a Gardel Award in 2022 for "La Cura" in the Heavy Rock/Punk category. (Wikipedia)

As a producer and musician, Luciano develops a sound characterized by the tension between the organic and the synthetic: guitar riffs, electronic layers, dark atmospheres and a constant search for new forms of expression.

Their artistic universe moves between industrial rock, experimental electronica and contemporary production, with influences that cross modern metal, trip hop and advanced electronic music.

He currently continues to develop his own material and new projects related to production, sound design and the creation of tools for other musicians.