Peces Raros Extend Their Global Reach with Innellea on ‘Parte del Juego’

The single also sets the tone for what’s ahead – a new Peces Raros studio album arriving in 2026.

Hailing from Argentina, Peces Raros have spent the past decade redefining the intersection of rock and electronic music. The duo, comprising Lucio Consolo (vocals, synthesizers, production) and Marco Viera (vocals, guitar, production), first emerged in 2014 and quickly built a cult following across Latin America with their distinctive blend of post-punk intensity and dance-floor precision.

Their sound is both cerebral and physical: sharp in lyricism, entrancing in rhythm, and boldly experimental in production. Across a growing catalog, No Gracias (2014), Parte de un Mal Sueño (2016), Anestesia (2018), Dogma (2021), and Artificial (2024), the duo has evolved into one of Argentina’s most influential electronic-rock exports. Their recurrent themes of alienation, transformation, and technology-human tension are mirrored in their immersive performances, where stagecraft and sound merge in striking unity.

Now, Peces Raros step onto a truly global stage with their latest release, ‘Parte del Juego,’ a collaboration with acclaimed German producer Innellea, out now via Belonging. The partnership brings together Peces Raros’ visceral, performance-driven energy and Innellea’s cinematic electronic aesthetics, creating a track that transcends genre and geography.

The release follows a major milestone for the band: a sold-out show for 12,000 fans at Buenos Aires’ Mandarine Park, confirming their status as one of the most thrilling live acts on the continent. Channeling both tension and release, their performances have become synonymous with collective euphoria and emotional depth.

With ‘Parte del Juego,’ Peces Raros signal a new creative chapter, one that extends beyond South America. The duo is already preparing for their most ambitious international tour to date, beginning with an extensive U.S. leg this October. Shows in San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Miami will offer North American audiences a rare chance to experience the band’s fusion of analog grit and digital pulse firsthand.

As they look ahead to a new studio album arriving in 2026, Peces Raros continue to expand the emotional and sonic parameters of modern electronic music on their own terms, and now, on a global scale.

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