Barbi Recanati

Barbi Recanati is one of the most influential figures in contemporary Argentine alternative rock and indie, known not only as a musician but also as an activist and cultural promoter. She first gained recognition leading Utopians, the garage rock band she fronted for over a decade, earning a Latin Grammy nomination before the group disbanded in 2017. She then launched a solo career, shifting from raw punk to a post-punk and new wave sound shaped by synths, chorus-heavy guitars, and introspective melancholy. Her debut solo album,

, earned her a Gardel Award and another Latin Grammy nomination, followed by

, which deepens her nostalgic style and sharp songwriting on relationships and time. Beyond music, she co-founded Goza Records with Futurock radio to support women and gender-diverse artists, and created

, a book and podcast highlighting overlooked female pioneers. Today, she bridges classic rock’s legacy with a new independent avant-garde. Don’t miss her first time in Paris presenting her latest album,