“Freedom is impossible without truth, and truth is never half-told if it is real. The reality is that love is immortal…”
- From
- Puerto Rico
- Since
- 2007
- Genre
- Alternative rock, punk, pop rock
- Latest
- Fragmentos Pt. 2
Music is our passion
We believe music has to have a purpose. Every revoestereo song is made to say something: to make people think, to move them, and to help build a more conscious, more united society.
The story
revoestereo was born in Puerto Rico as Revoluzión Estéreo. With its first album in 2007 the band earned a place in the Spanish-language rock scene, and until 2009 it was one of the most in-demand acts around, playing across South America and the western United States.
In August 2021 it came back under a name it already owned: "Revo", what fans had always called it. The return spread first through social media and YouTube, where its videos have reached hundreds of thousands of views, and today the band has listeners on every platform.
Behind the sound are career musicians. Its members have played, recorded and produced with artists like Christine D'Clario, Lilly Goodman, Jacobo Ramos and Alex Campos, on stages across Puerto Rico, the United States and Latin America, and have been part of Latin Grammy winning productions.
- 2007First album as Revoluzión Estéreo.
- 2007–2009One of the most in-demand rock bands, with shows in South America and the western U.S.
- 2021Return as revoestereo and release of Revoluzión Estéreo Live.Listen on Spotify →
- 2023Era del Pánico, a studio album also recorded in full live.Listen on Spotify →
- 2025Fragmentos Pt. 1.Listen on Spotify →
- NowFragmentos Pt. 2, the latest release.Listen on Spotify →
The sound
Rock, indie, punk, hard rock and pop in one blast: driving rhythms, guitars up front and lyrics with a strong, emotional message. Music made for Millennials and Gen Z, so they leave the show with something to think about.
The band
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Vocals & guitar
Onis E. Rodríguez
Music producer, composer and singer-songwriter, born in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. He grew up around live shows and recording studios with his father, sound engineer Orlando Rodríguez. At 16 he wrote and produced "OK", recorded by the rock band Rojo.
In 2007 he released his first project with Revoluzión Estéreo as lead singer and guitarist, and in 2012 he debuted as a solo artist under the name Ema Rodz with "Una Vida Para Amar".
He has written and produced for Alex Campos, Lilly Goodman, Miel San Marcos, Julissa and Jacobo Ramos, among others, and has toured with Christine D'Clario, Funky, Lilly Goodman, Alex Campos and Coalo Zamorano. His work has been recognized with a Latin Grammy.
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Bass & backing vocals
Abner J. Muñiz
Bassist, entrepreneur and consultant, born in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. He started on drums and percussion before focusing on bass. Self-taught, he was playing bass professionally by 16.
He has played stages across Puerto Rico, the United States and Central America with Christine D'Clario, Jacobo Ramos and Marcos Yaroide, among others, and has taken part in Latin Grammy nominated and winning productions.
He is also a digital marketing expert who helps businesses of every size grow online and advises artists on global reach strategies. Away from music he enjoys working out, time with his family and traveling the world with his wife.
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Lead guitar
Josiane A. Feliciano
Classical and electric guitarist, educator, sound engineer, composer and music producer, born in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. A graduate of the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico, he studied with Ángel del Río, Dr. José Antonio López, Luis Enrique Juliá and Iván Rijos.
He has played with Danny Rivera, Kany García, tenor Joel Prieto, producer Marcos Sánchez, Juan Carlos Rosa, Kairy Márquez, Christine D'Clario, Jacobo Ramos, Lilly Goodman and Ángel Chaparro. He has won several Latin Grammys and has been nominated more than five times as a guitarist and engineer.
He is a founding member of Creative Sessions by Producciones LaVid, with productions including Danzas Puertorriqueñas (2014) and Vital (2016). He works as a producer and engineer at La Vid Recording Studio (Aguada), EMR Studio (Santa Isabel) and San Juan Mix Suite (Guaynabo), directs a choir in Aguada and teaches cuatro, guitar and music technology at the Ernesto Ramos Antonini Free School of Music.
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Drums
Orlando N. Muñiz
Drummer born in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. He started playing in church at age 6 and grew up on rock, progressive rock, punk and fusion, playing in local bands and teaching percussion.
He studied at the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico (2010–2014), where he gave clinics on Latin Jazz, Jazz Blues and Bebop and played alongside Eddie Gómez, Luis Marín and David Sánchez. He was part of Xavier Barreto's Latin Jazz fusion group En Su Punto, playing festivals like the Heineken Jazz Fest.
With the instrumental band A Place Beyond Giants he opened for Polyphia, Covet and Angel Vivaldi in Florida, and he has recorded and performed with Christine D'Clario, Lilly Goodman and Samuel Hernández. He now lives in St. Augustine, Florida, with more than 800 shows behind him. The band calls him "the Genius" of the drums.
His influences include Elvin Jones, Tony Williams, Art Blakey, Vinnie Colaiuta, Neil Peart, Taylor Hawkins, Travis Barker, Mike Portnoy and Matt Garstka.
What does our logo mean?
At first glance it may look like a mysterious symbol, a secret key to a sound revolution… and in a way, it is. Look closely and you will see the four letters of "revo" fused into a single mark.
Why "revo"? Because it is the name many people have called us for years. Instead of moving away from it, we embraced it and made it part of our return as revoestereo.
The logo reminds us that we will not be here forever. Music is our legacy, our mark on time. And since life is short, it had better sound loud.
