El Establo (The Stable) is a modern and cozy recording studio located in Buenos Aires, Argentina, founded by Erico Schick in 2006. The atmosphere of the Parque Chacabuco neighborhood and the dedication of its founder attracted emerging and established artists alike, making it quickly become a prime meeting point for musicians ranging from rock to tango, from electronic music to hip-hop, and from Argentine folk to Latin American music.
Over time, the studio has been witness to the evolution of recording technology, constantly adapting to offer cutting-edge equipment and high-quality post-production services, while never losing its original charm, preserving its rustic and ethnic aesthetic, with its field wheel at the entrance, its collection of exotic masks, and vintage equipment and microphones that contribute to its distinctive sound, such as its 1957 Neumann valve microphone or its Hammond organ.
Regarding its impact on the local community, the studio has played a vital role in promoting emerging talents, offering live sessions, and providing workshops and seminars on sound and music production. It has also served as the stage for numerous collaborations between local and international musicians, thus fostering a dynamic cultural exchange.
From its inception, El Establo has not only been a space for recording artists and bands but has also distinguished itself in the sound design and post-production of commercials, feature films, and film scores.
Some of the artists and bands who have passed through El Establo: Hilda Lizarazu, Yusa, Princesa, Magdalena Fleitas, Gativideo, INCLAN, Mike Amigorena, Actitúd Maria Marta, Alika, Malena Dalesio, Mambito Rap, Los Umbanda, Yira, Los Solfa, Aldo Benítez, Marcelo Fabián, Luciano Cañete,
Alejandro Villalba, Cuban Beats All Stars, Milena Aristegui, Victoria Real, Pablo Montiel, Pez Perro, Quinta Feira, Caravana, Siniestra, Jazmin Oil, Mamita Santa, Aeromozas e Tenistas Rusas, Los Corleone...
