Monsieur Perine
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Artist's top tracks
| Nuestra Canción | Monsieur Perine, Vicente Garcia | 04:20 | |
| Tú y Yo (feat. Vanesa Martín) | Monsieur Perine, Vanesa Martín | 03:29 | |
| Mil Maneras de Morir | Andrés Cepeda, Monsieur Perine | 03:29 | |
| Bailar Contigo | Monsieur Perine | 03:40 | |
| La Sombra (feat. Leonel García) | Monsieur Perine, Leonel Garcia | 03:40 | |
| La Muerte | Monsieur Perine | 04:16 | |
| Caray | Panteón Rococó, Monsieur Perine | 03:35 | |
| Suin Romanticon | Monsieur Perine | 03:08 | |
| Mundo Paralelo | Monsieur Perine, Pedro Capó | 03:17 | |
| La Tregua (feat. Vicentico) | Monsieur Perine, Vicentico | 03:48 |
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Biography
The Colombian music ensemble
Monsieur Periné
began to take shape in 2007 when vocalist Catalina García, guitarist Nicolás Junca, and multi-instrumentationalist Santiago
Prieto first began performing together along with Camilo Parra. While they
first played covers of popular Latin artists, they soon included a jazz
influence and began to work on original material. They became a fixture on the
Bogotá music scene and made their initial recordings of original pieces in 2010.
They teamed with Alejandra Rivas Ramirez, a visual artist, and worked with them
to create a distinct look for the band’s wardrobe and stage shows. They
released their debut single, “La Muerte” ahead of their 2012 debut album
Hecho a Mano, a collection that showcased the band’s combination of a
strong Latin sound that included elements of many other musical traditions. Parra
left before the release of 2015’s Caja de Música, a breakthrough that
won them the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist and nominated in 2016 for the Grammy
for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album. Ramirez parted the
organization, but 2018’s Encanto Tropical continued their hot streak
with the single “Bailar Contigo” snagging Latin Grammy nods for Song and
Record of the Year. In 2020 they issued a new single, the reggae-tinged“Mundo
Paralelo”, a collaboration with Pedro Capó.