IurisEkero didn’t introduce his album AURA with a streaming link alone. He brought it to a crowd at the foot of the Andes and let the tracks unfold one by one as the sun went down. He’s taking the same approach with his next record.
On November 7, the contemporary-pop producer and songwriter will debut a new album at the Gran Hotel Potrerillos in Mendoza, Argentina. The event, IurisEkero Sunset, starts at 5:00 PM Argentina time and doubles as an international press presentation. He hasn’t announced the album’s title yet. The plan calls for live music and visuals with the Andes as the backdrop, and guests will hear the new songs as the sun sets over Potrerillos. His team calls it the start of a new chapter.
He’s tried this format before. AURA was unveiled at a sunset celebration at the foot of the Andes, where each track unfolded like a chapter as the evening went on. The stage screens carried his logo, and one of them showed a lyric caption that read “I’ll be there soon” with a Spanish line beneath it. Footage from that night is up on YouTube. This year he also released the EP AURA – Live From The Andes, which connects the studio version of AURA with his live performance.
The new album also comes right after a new single. “Here I Stay” came out October 27. It’s a song about digging in when things push back, somewhere between feeling unsure of yourself and deciding to hold your ground anyway. The production pairs contemporary sounds with cinematic intensity to match that message. It’s his eighth single of 2026. Before it came “If It Wasn’t Me,” “Silence Is An Answer Too,” “I’m Your Drone,” “Less Is More,” “Still Crazy,” “Fine By Me” and “Good At Heart.”
He was just as busy last year. In 2025 he put out two full-length albums, each 16 tracks long. Proyecto One mixes English and Spanish titles, so “Amor De Gente Grande” and “Un Día No, Un Día Si” share a tracklist with “Lost In Neon Dreams” and “Farewell My Love.” Its opener, “Midnight Drive,” also came out as a single and comes back later on the album as a Road Remix. AURA came out the same year, with songs like “The Password Of My Heart,” “Even Miracles Take A Little Time” and “I Ask God to Make Me Love You Less.” He also released singles that year, including “This Summer Night” and “The Sun, The Wine and You.”
His music ranges from intimate ballads to expansive pop-electronic tracks, and he pairs heartfelt lyrics with modern production. His music videos and visual projects carry that storytelling into cinematic imagery, and his official website reports more than 37.5 million views.
Potrerillos follows the template he set with AURA, in person and timed to the daylight. When the sun goes down on November 7, the guests in front of that stage will be hearing the new songs for the first time.
“Here I Stay” is streaming on Spotify now, and more on IurisEkero Sunset is on the artist’s official website.
