OrellanaLucca is a world music group from Argentina, formed in 1999 in Córdoba Capital by Manuel Orellana and Ernesto Guevara. In 2001, after participating in Raly Barrionuevo's album Circo Criollo, Orellana joined the promotional tour. Later that year, Rodolfo "Pelu" Lucca replaced Guevara, and the group evolved into a duo with Orellana and Lucca, along with Benito Serrano on percussion and Ale Cortez on bass. In 2002, they released their debut album, Alma Maternal, independently. The group changed its name to Dúo Terral in 2005 due to trademark issues and released Tierra Que Espera. In 2010, they officially launched their album Habitantes De Mi Tierra under the new name OrellanaLucca, featuring Abel Pintos. The group achieved significant milestones, including the Breakthrough Artist award (Consagración) at the Cosquín Folk Festival in 2016 and the Jesús María Folk Festival in 2017.
