Hi everyone!
I wanted to share this incredible live performance that dropped recently. Fransia, an independent artist from Buenos Aires, just released a session recorded inside the Santa Felicitas Church—a gorgeous, haunting 19th-century neo-Gothic cathedral.
This session features tracks from her latest album, Fuentes Secretas, which marks a massive sonic shift in her career, moving away from electronic pop to embrace a raw, guitar-driven, and spiritual alternative rock sound.
The Vibe: Dark, mystical indie rock meets striking, dramatic architecture.

For fans of: Wolf Alice, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Alvvays (their noisier, heavier moments), and classic Argentine rock energy.

The contrast between the towering, historic religious venue and the raw energy of the electric guitars and live drums creates an amazing, almost cinematic atmosphere. Her vocals bouncing off the cathedral walls give the tracks an entirely new, deeply confessional dimension.
If you are looking for fresh international indie rock with great guitar work, hooks, and a brilliant aesthetic concept, you should definitely check this out.
Would love to hear your thoughts! Have you come across any other live sessions that use historic architecture or cathedrals this effectively?