Friday 18 December, 19:30

Antigel Festival – Hermanos Gutiérrez

Booking Required

The Gutiérrez brothers weave two guitars into a dreamlike sonic landscape, blending desert blues and spaghetti‑western motifs into expansive instrumental cinema. Born between Zurich and Ecuador, their intimate interplay shapes sweeping melodies and haunting reveries, where sparse rhythms and tremolo-laden lines evoke vast horizons. Their 2024 album Sonido Cósmico, produced by Dan Auerbach, confirms an increasingly international trajectory and a refined palette that balances raw emotion with meticulous touch.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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