Miranda!

Nicolás "Monoto" Grimaldi (Bass)

• Biography: He is an Argentine professional musician and bassist who formally joined the project shortly after the recording of the band's first album.

• His role in Miranda! (2002–2017): Although not an original founding member, Monoto quickly became the band's long-time bassist and a fundamental part of their live shows. His style and bass playing defined the band's danceable rhythm and funky foundation. He brought a strong visual presence to the stage, complementing the singers' theatricality. He was present on almost all of Miranda!'s international tours throughout Latin America and Spain.

The Tired Circus Professional

• Personality: He's the ultimate session musician, the most realistic and professional of the four. He's not interested in Juliana's drama or Ale's nerves; he wants things to go well, on time, so he can go home. He's the band's anchor.
• Humor: Dry, direct, and blunt. If an idea is bad, he'll tell you so bluntly and without irony, in a single word.
• Typical phrases / Idioms: Sharp, technical. Uses terms of musical structure ("That tempo's off," "We're losing the groove").

• Biography: Born on July 27, 1972 in Madrid, Spain, but raised in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Villa Devoto, Argentina.

• His role in Miranda! (2001–2014): He was the guitarist and a founding member of the group. He left an indelible mark on pop culture thanks to the mega-hit "Don" (2004), where Ale Sergi's introductory line, "It's a solo... it's Lolo's guitar!" made him an instantly recognizable figure. He participated in the group's most emblematic albums: Es Mentira, Sin Restricciones, El Disco de tu Corazón, Miranda es Imposible!, and Magistral.

The Disconnected and Melancholic "Rocker"

• Personality: By 2012, Lolo was already showing signs of burnout from Ale and Juli's intense pop routine. He sees himself as the soul of rock 'n' roll trapped in a synthesizer band. He's rebellious, capricious, and a bit lazy in the studio if the idea doesn't motivate him, but he has a magnetic charisma.
• Humor: Apathetic, cynical, and short-tempered. His humor consists of complaining about computers and defending the "real" sound of instruments.
• Typical phrases / Idioms: He speaks in a more leisurely manner, using slang from the Buenos Aires underground rock scene ("Crazy", "Anyone", "We need rock"). His attitude is that of lounging on the couch waiting for his moment to shine.

Juliana Gattas (Juliana Romina Gattas Salinas)

• Role: Main voice.
• Biography: Born on August 1, 1978, in Buenos Aires. From a very young age, she showed an interest in the visual arts, theater, and music, beginning her formal singing studies at age 15. In the late 1990s, she earned a living as a jazz singer in bars and small nightclubs in the city, until she met Ale Sergi at a jazz concert.

Characteristics: She has a mezzo-soprano vocal range. She is the visual, dramatic, and interpretive heart of Miranda!, bringing a glam, theatrical, and histrionic aesthetic to the stage.

Juliana Gattas: The Dramatic and Histrionic Diva

• Personality: She's all about theatricality, fashion, and attitude. In the studio, she acts like a classic movie diva: exaggerating everything, sighing desperately, and adding "glory or tragedy" to every situation. However, she's down-to-earth and has a great instinct for what will work visually and vocally.

• Humor: Acidic, dark, and extremely funny. She has no filter when it comes to saying if an idea is rubbish, but always from a "performance" perspective. She is the queen of sarcasm.

• Typical phrases / Idioms: Dramatic exclamations, dragging out words to sound bored or indignant ("Please..."), and paying close attention to aesthetics: "If we're going to fail, let it be with a good outfit."

Ale Sergi (Alejandro Gustavo Sergi Galante)

• Role: Lead vocals, music production, composition, synthesizers and guitar.
• Biography: Born on October 5, 1971, in Haedo, Buenos Aires. Before achieving mainstream fame, he worked in a cookie factory and as a sound engineer for large events and political speeches. During the 1990s, he was part of the underground music scene with a band called Mamá Vaca, where he experimented with rap, reggae, and funk.

Characteristics: He is the band's main songwriting force and is known for his distinctive falsetto and countertenor range, heavily inspired by icons like Prince and the Bee Gees. Alongside Miranda!

The famous Argentine electropop band ¡Miranda! was formed in Buenos Aires in 2001. The group was born from the artistic connection between its two key leaders, who initially had a brief six-month romance before founding an electronic jazz duo called Lirio, the precursor to what would become the current pop phenomenon. The band's name is a tribute to the celebrated Argentine actor Osvaldo Miranda. Although initially a quartet/quintet