participated in the musical festival Mundo Invisible in December 2011. Chances was released by Sony in 2012, and includes the song "Águila Amarilla", for Dante's father, Luis Alberto Spinetta, who died during the recording of the album. "Ula Ula" featuring Raquel Sophia was used in the USA in a commercial for Target. The Height of Summer ad was so catchy that even Oprah Winfrey tweeted that she could not stop singing it. At the Latin Grammy Awards of 2013, it won "Best Urban Song". They were also nominated for other 3 additional categories that night. "Funky Futurista" was used in the soundtrack of FIFA 14. L.H.O.N. (2016-2017) In 2016, IKV released their seventh studio album, titled L.H.O.N. (La Humanidad O Nosotros) through Epic/Sony Music Argentina. Singles released from the album are "Gallo Negro", "Sigue", "Los Angeles", '"Ritmo Mezcal'" and '"Estrella Fugaz" (feat. Miguel), all with accompanying official music videos. They embarked on a worldwide tour which included dates in Europe, Latin America and their native Argentina. In late 2016, the album was nominated at the 17th Annual Latin Grammy Awards for Best Alternative Music Album and won. The video for "Gallo Negro" also won Best Short Form Music Video that night. Musical style The musical style of Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas has always been hard to precisely categorize, as it is extremely wide-ranging. It encompasses soul, funk, hip-hop and other African-American rhythms, as well as rock, reggaeton, alternative, electronica, heavy metal and rap metal. The Miami Herald placed them within the "wilder side of rock en español". They usually quote their musical influences as Prince, Michael Jackson, Wu-Tang Clan, Jamiroquai and most 70s and 80s funk and disco music groups. Discography Studio Albums Fabrico cuero (1991) Horno para calentar los mares (1993) Chaco (1995) Versus (1997) Leche (1999) Chances (2012) L.H.O.N. (La humanidad o nosotros) (2016) Live albums MTV Unplugged: Ninja Mental (1996) Aplaudan En La Luna (2014) Compilations Kuryakistan (2001) Abarajame (EP) (2003) References External links Official web site Argentine rock music groups Latin Grammy Award winners Rock music duos Hip hop duos Musical groups from Buenos Aires Rock en Español music groups Sony Music Latin artists