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Hasta hoy, Silvestre se mantiene como una propuesta de rock de clara raĆz chilena. NicolĆ”s Torres, ex integrante de Entreklles y Petinellis, pasĆ³ de la baterĆa a guitarras y voz y formĆ³ la banda el 2005 junto a Giovanni Colecchio (baterĆa), Miguel Navarro (bajo), Pablo SapiaĆn (teclados) y SebastiĆ”n Aracena (guitarra). En menos de cinco meses desde su asociaciĆ³n ya habĆan debutado en La Batuta y entrado a estudio a grabar su primer Ć”lbum, Silvestre (2005). A esa producciĆ³n le siguiĆ³ Me estĆ”n buscando (2007), la cual contĆ³ con invitados como Camilo Salinas y Pablo Ilabaca, y consolidaron un espacio en los circuitos en vivo y en las radios, con canciones como Ā«Chirimoya tristeĀ» y Ā«Crazy amor
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‘Ā»To this present day, the band Silvestre remain as a clear example of Chilean rock at itās best. NicolĆ”s Torres, formerly the drummer of the bandās Entreklles and Petinellis, switched to guitars and vocals and formed Silvestre in 2005 with Giovanni Colecchio on drums, Miguel Navarro (bass), Paul SapiaĆn (keyboards) and Sebastian Aracena (guitar). In less than five months Silvestre they had already debuted in the venue La Batuta and entered the studio to record their first album, Silvestre (Wild, 2005). They followed this with their second record – Me estĆ”n buscando (Iām being looked for, 2007), which featured guest performances by Camilo Salinas and Paul Ilabaca, and included songs like Ā«Chirimoya TristeĀ» and Ā«Crazy AmorĀ» that helped to strongly establish the band in the live music circuit and on the radio
Silvestre carries the slogan of Ā«cueca, cumbia and rock & roll Ā» Unlike many bands, Silvestre may be seen in venues like the Opera Cathedral (a classic theatre with auditorium and limited public access), and the next day playing a āramadaā in the BĆo BĆo flea market, for an audience in the street, that has nothing to do with rock music . It is precisely this duality that was reflected in their third album, Tuya, mĆa, para mĆ, para ti, (Yours, mine, for me, for you, 2009) The album was recorded in the south of Chile, and included two volumes: one of original songs and the other covers of Chilean and Latin American songs, reinvented in their unique Silvestre style. These versions having interpretations with cumbian arrangements for Ā«Te recuerdo Amandaā from Victor Jara and ranchers sounds for Ā«AlbertĆoĀ» Violeta Parra.
The performed live at the Festival Huaso OlmuĆ© in 2010, and began an intense schedule of gigs, including a debut European tour during the first half of 2011. They released their fourth album, Galopa, (Gallop, 2013) and were re-invited to the festival Huaso OlmuĆ© to participate in a tribute to the Chilean band Los Jaivas and played the song Ā«Sube a nacer conmigo hermanoĀ». The song led to winning that yearsā competition at the festival.
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