Chancho en Piedra Members, Gear & Sound

Chancho en Piedra is a dynamic Chilean band hailing from the early '90s, renowned for their eclectic blend of funk rock, Latin rock, and ska chileno. Formed in Santiago, the lineup features Eduardo Ibeas (vocals), Pablo Ilabaca (guitar), Felipe Ilabaca (bass), and Leonardo Corvalán (drums). Their vivacious sound and socially aware lyrics have cemented them as stalwarts in the Latin American music scene, often drawing comparisons to the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs. Over the years, Chancho en Piedra has captivated audiences with their energetic performances and a rich discography that includes celebrated albums such as Peor Es Mascar Lauchas and La Dieta Del Lagarto.

The band’s sound is characterized by a funk-driven, rhythmic groove interwoven with Latin rock and reggae influences, creating a vibrant and danceable sonic landscape. The clean, punchy guitar tones of Pablo Ilabaca often rely on the Fender American Deluxe Telecaster, which delivers crisp articulation perfect for their energetic riffs. The use of effects like the MXR M101 Phase 90 adds a subtle psychedelic flair to their music, enhancing the band's adventurous spirit. Felipe Ilabaca's bass lines, enriched with Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron Plus filter effects, provide a groovy and dynamic foundation, allowing the rhythm section to drive the infectious beats that define Chancho en Piedra’s lively and eclectic sound.