Elfonía
| Company type | Independent |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Founder | Alejandro Millán, Marcela Bovio |
| Defunct | December 2006 |
| Headquarters | Monterrey , Mexico |
| Products | Music albums |
Elfonía was an experimental rock group from Mexico, known for integrating progressive and ambient styles. The band was established in 2001 by Alejandro Millán and Marcela Bovio following their departure from Hydra.
In 2003, the ensemble grew to perform at a prominent festival in Monterrey, incorporating Roberto Quintanilla on lead guitar, Pablo González handling bass, Javier Garagarza on drums, and Jose Alberto Vidal Rodríguez providing vocals. That same year, they independently launched their eponymous debut album, marking their introduction to broader audiences. Additionally, in November 2003, Bovio lent her vocal talents to Ayreon's album The Human Equation.
Their sophomore release, This Sonic Landscape (2005), showcased a fusion of progressive rock, jazz, ambient textures, and gothic rock influences. Following the album's debut, Elfonía embarked on a tour across Mexico to support the new material.
The group officially dissolved in December 2006; thereafter, Bovio and Millán became members of Stream of Passion alongside Arjen Anthony Lucassen.
Personnel
- Alejandro Millán – keyboards, rhythm guitar
- Marcela Bovio – vocals, violin
- Roberto Quintanilla – lead guitar
- Pablo González – bass guitar
- Javier Garagarza – drums
Elfonía (2003)
The band's first album was released on January 14, 2003. It was recorded at Caura Studio in Monterrey and produced independently by Bovio and Millán.
Track listing
Personnel
- Alejandro Millán – keyboards
- Marcela Bovio – vocals, violin
- Roberto Quintanilla – lead guitar
- Pablo González – bass guitar
- Javier Garagarza – drums