Lucybell

Lucybell was a Chilean rock ensemble from Santiago established in 1991. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by alternative rock, shoegaze, and dream pop and for being one of the most successful bands in Chile during the 1990s. The ensemble was founded at the Universidad de Chile by Claudio Valenzuela, Francisco González, Marcelo Muñoz, and Gabriel Vigliensoni. They achieved professional recognition for a career that began on the university musical circuit and appearing on the compilation recording Grandes Valores del Under (1992). Their recording career began with the debut studio recording Peces (1995) which achieved gold and platinum certifications. Lucybell achieved professional recognition for the song "Vete" (1995) which was named best song of the year by several Chilean radio stations. Their discography included the studio recording Viajar (1996) which also achieved gold and platinum status and featured the hit song "Mataz". The ensemble achieved professional recognition for moving to Los Angeles in 2003 and releasing the studio recording Lúmina (2004). Their recording career included the live recording Sesión Primitiva (2008) and the studio recording Mil Caminos (2020). The ensemble became inactive in 2025.

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