Caligaris is a musical band formed in 1997 in the neighborhood of Residencial América in Córdoba, Argentina.
Their style fuses various genres, ranging from rock to cuarteto (a traditional rhythm from Córdoba), and incorporates a vibrant circus-inspired performance, offering an innovative concept of “songs to watch.”

Now celebrating their 26th year, the group is preparing for a major world tour and a new album release.
To date, Caligaris has released 11 studio albums and one DVD recorded at the legendary Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City.

The band has been nominated four times for Argentina’s prestigious Carlos Gardel Awards, winning in 2017 with their album “Circología.”
They were also recognized by the Konex Foundation as one of the 100 best artists of the decade in Argentina.

With a solid fanbase in their home country, Caligaris has become one of the most internationally projected Argentinian acts in recent years, reaching massive audiences—particularly in Mexico, where they’ve sold out the Foro Sol (2019) with 65,000 fans, performed thirteen shows at the Auditorio Nacional, and in 2025, will take the stage at the Arena Ciudad de México for the first time.

Regionally, they’ve also performed at top festivals such as Rock al Parque, Cordillera (Colombia), Cosquín Rock (Argentina, Bolivia), Vive Latino, Pal Norte, Río Babel (Spain), Ruido Fest (USA), among others.

Throughout their career, the band has toured extensively across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Ecuador, the United States, and Spain—packing venues at every stop.