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Watch: Hermanos Gutiérrez and Leon Bridges take over the Texas Theatre for music video

For Swiss-Ecuadorian guitarists Hermanos Gutiérrez’s new single with Fort Worth singer Leon Bridges, they turned the camera on the Oak Cliff landmark.

The Texas Theatre has screened countless films, but for Swiss-Ecuadorian guitarists Hermanos Gutiérrez’s new single with Fort Worth singer Leon Bridges, they turned the camera on the Oak Cliff landmark.

The duo dropped “Elegantly Wasted,” their first English-language song, and its music video on Thursday.

Bridges croons “Love has got me wasted / elegantly wasted” on the chorus. Undulating rhythms accompany the guitar work.

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The video opens with brothers Estevan and Alejandro Gutiérrez stepping out of a Buick Riviera and walking into the theater. A marquee sign displays the group’s name alongside Bridges’.

The Cowtown native then appears, clad in his typically dapper style — an all-white suit this time.

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With its hazy lighting, the video takes on a dream sequence-like quality. At points, the three musicians perform seated on the theater’s stage while a large screen behind them plays clips of men riding horses — a possible nod to Bridges’ hometown, a city with strong Western roots.

Hermanos Gutiérrez performed with Bridges on the first leg of his North American “The Leon Tour” in 2024, which included a sold-out stop at Dickies Arena that November. Bridges had released his self-titled fourth album, Leon, in October.

Before a show in Nashville, Bridges heard “Elegantly Wasted,” which the brothers had been working on for months, according to a news release.

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“He took a microphone, and he just started to sing a melody over it. It sounded like an angel,” Hermanos Gutiérrez said in a statement.

The instrumentalists called the song a “product of being on tour together.”

“Touring is fun, but sometimes it’s like you’re on a nonstop journey. You can feel that in the music and in the sound. There’s something really happy, but also a bit nostalgic.”

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