CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso are on their Free Spirits World Tour until November, but they'll be hitting the state again in 2027 for one of the biggest milestones of their career. On Thursday, Harry Styles dropped the dates for his Together, Together 2027 tour, and fans quickly noticed the Argentine duo's name.
© GettyStyles will be in six cities on the North American leg of the global stadium tour before heading to Europe. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso will be joining them on April 9 and April 10 for their shows in Dallas, Texas, at AT&T Stadium.
© GettyWho are CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso?
© RedfernsThe duo, often mistaken for brothers due to their shared surname, consists of Catriel Guerreiro (aka Ca7riel) and Ulises Guerriero (aka Paco Amoroso). They met way back in primary school when they were six.
Catriel said in an interview with Arte that they sat next to each other. "It was first grade. Just one of those f***ing coincidences in life; we ended up sitting next to each other," he explained.
Since the beginning, people thought they were siblings, and they started trolling together immediately. "The teacher was taking attendance and said, 'Okay, Ulises Guerriero?' He raised his hand. 'Catriel Guerreiro.' I raised my hand. “Oh, are you brothers?” she asked. And we said yes," he said.
© GettyThey sat in music workshops together, one strumming guitar, the other violin, eventually forming a rock band called Astor y las Flores de Marte in 2010. They officially became a duo in 2018, shifting into the experimental-trap/funk/hip-hop/pop world, and are among the first wave of Urban musicians in Argentina.
Now, they've practically become blood. "We’re not brothers, but we’re basically brothers," Catriel told Arte.
They dropped their debut studio album, Baño María, in April 2024. But everything changed when they lit up the international scene with their viral Tiny Desk session, released on October 4, 2024, which has garnered over 55 million views at the time of this publication.
Riding the wave of success, they went on tour, opened for Kendrick Lamar, and have played at the world's biggest music festivals, venues, and stadiums.
In 2025, they were the stars of the show at the Latin GRAMMYS. Tied with Mexican legend Edgar Barrera for the second most nominations after Bad Bunny, they won 5 awards at the Latin GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony: Best Alternative Song, Best Long Form Music Video, Best Alternative Music Album, Best Short Form Music Video, and Best Pop Song. They also made out.
© GettyThen, they won their first Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album for their EP PAPOTA at the 68th Grammy Awards on February 1, 2026.
