Biography
Cisne Elocuente is an Argentine rock, jazz, and progressive rock band from Buenos Aires, formed by musician Julio César Lucero in March 2014.
The first lineup was based on Julio Cesár Lucero (guitar), Andrés Vidal (bass) and Fernando Bernstein (drums). They released their debut album, "Letárgico," in 2015. It's a tranquil record, heavily influenced by Litto Nebbia, with signature hummed harmonies, but also by Luis Alberto Spinetta, featuring a jazzy sound, minimal distortion, and a profound artistic dimension.
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In 2017, they recorded at Estudio del Nuevo Mundo in Melopea, invited by Litto Nebbia himself. In November of that year, they released their second album, "Leda," where the main influences are 70s progressive rock.
In 2018 and 2019, Julio César Lucero launched a solo career, releasing the albums "Vespertino" and "Leche de Estrellas." The departure of several members led to the addition of Danilo Giunta, a period during which they recorded material that would later become part of their discography. In 2021 he released the EP "Luna Roja".
For unknown reasons, the band ceased its formal activities in March 2019. Lucero revived the Cisne Elocuente project in 2022, releasing the album "Límpida," which he described as a new stage of personal sonic exploration, managed by himself. The band's lineup was the same as before, with the addition of Danilo Giunta on keyboards.
In 2024, the lineup changed and currently consists of: Julio César Lucero (guitar), Lucas Manzo (bass), Federico Volpi (drums), Lucas “Llullo” Llull (keyboards), and Manuel Poggi (piano). Their fourth studio album, "Luz Cegadora," was released on April 24, 2026. The album was mastered by the famous producer Mario Breuer. It was presented at May 15th on El Emergente Almagro, Buenos Aires, the stage they've performed on most often throughout their career.
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