Entre Ríos is an electro-pop band from Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2000. The original line-up consisted of Sebastián Carreras, Gabriel Lucena and Isol. Sebastián and Gabriel worked together previously as a duo called Tus Hermosos, recording the album Anatomía de Melancolía in 1998.

Entre Ríos has released records in Argentina, Spain, U.S.A. and Mexico. In 2005 they achieved a widespread diffusion in Argentina thanks to the adoption that they make of their song Hoy no for a publicity campaign for Quilmes, which is one of the most popular beer brands from Argentina.

In 2005, after the release of the album Onda, Isol left the band and is replaced by Paula Meijide, who also left the band in mid 2006.

Entre Ríos had toured in Argentina: Spain (2002, 2003, 2004); Chile (2004, 2005, 2006); Colombia (2004); Mexico (2004); Peru (2005) and Uruguay (2006).

In the beginning of 2008, after a two year break, the band began the recording of a new record with the help of different artists for the voices, this record is called Entre Rios. The band now has two new members Rosario Ortega (lead vocals) and Romina Dangelo. The first single is called "Temprano".

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