Hermanos Gutierrez

On August 31, 2026, Hermanos Gutierrez present their instrumental universe at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. The duo, Alejandro and Estevan—brothers born in Switzerland with Ecuadorian roots—craft songs for two guitars in which dialogue takes precedence: restrained melodies, wide reverb and a contained pulse that leaves room for silence. Their sound crosses twilit western atmospheres with echoes of Latin American music, traces of slow surf and a dry, direct Americana, giving it an almost cinematic character.

Live, they build layered landscapes: lines that seek and answer one another, small rhythmic variations and chords that stretch to open new routes. The repertoire typically traces stages of their career, from their self-released beginnings to pieces from Alegría or El Bueno y El Malo, the latter recorded with Dan Auerbach. Without vocals or artifice, the show’s tension emerges in the details: shifts in texture, minimal accents, silences that propel the next motif. An approach focused on the dialogue between two guitars and on how that exchange transforms the time and space of the concert.