One of the most solid and promising emerging bands on the national scene comes to GAM to revitalize bolero.
After a year marked by tours, recognitions and sustained growth within the national scene, Gamuza arrives at GAM to celebrate the official launch of his first full-length, “La amídité made bolero”, available since October on all digital platforms.
This concert will mark a milestone in the career of the Chilean neo-boleros trio, which has been able to revitalize the genre through a modern, intimate and deeply emotional proposal. On this occasion, the band will perform the entire album live, accompanied by guest musicians who will expand their usual trio format, giving life to a unique and immersive sound experience.
Recorded over the past two years, this new LP is not a concept album, but rather a collective portrait: a statement of identity. The album reflects who Gonzalo Anais (lead vocals), Joaquín Mayer (guitar) and Diego Casas Cordero (percussion) are, a group that has accumulated three years of musical work and almost twenty years of friendship, and which is presented as a tribute to the ties, affection and complicity that unites them on and off stage.
Formed in 2021, Gamuza burst onto the scene with their EP “When I began to love you” (2023), standing out for its elegance, its connection with the bolero tradition and its contemporary interpretation of the genre. Since then, the band has toured the country with sold-out tours in multiple cities, consolidating itself as one of the most authentic and promising proposals on the Chilean music scene.
The concert at GAM will be a celebration of friendship, nostalgia and warmth, where the public will be able to immerse themselves in the sound and visual universe of Gamuza, with a show cared for in every detail.
“Live, Gamuza presents a show with a warm and intimate atmosphere, where the chemistry of its members is palpable. The audience experiences a unique closeness: from soft and nostalgic passages to intense emotional climaxes, all wrapped in a contemporary reinterpretation of the bolero. The interaction between the musicians, the meticulous sound construction and the vocal expressiveness turn each presentation into a journey that connects generations and sensibilities.”
— Suede.
Jan 7, 2026
Wed —8 p.m.
Sala A1 (Edificio A, piso 1)
$8,000 Presale General 1 (SOLD OUT)
$10,000 Presale General 2 (SOLD OUT)
$13,000 General.
10+ years | Duration: 90 min
Accessibility
Concert suitable for all types of audiences.