SIRENIA: Buenos Aires Footage Available

November 1, 2011

Fan-filmed video footage of SIRENIA's October 28, 2011 concert at Teatro Colegiales in Buenos Aires, Argentina can be seen below.

SIRENIA recently announced the addition of guitarist Jan Erik Soltvedt to the group's ranks.

The band's latest album, "The Enigma Of Life", was released on January 21 via Nuclear Blast Records.

SIRENIA's "The End Of It All" video was once again directed by Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company, who has previously worked with DIMMU BORGIR, LACUNA COIL, IN FLAMES, SONIC SYNDICATE and KAMELOT, among many others.

SIRENIA recruited singer Ailyn (born: Pilar Gimnez Garca) as the replacement for Monika Pedersen, who left the group in 2007 after only one album due to "musical differences."

Ailyn is best known as a member of the young team in the Spanish version of "The X Factor", the biggest television talent competition in Europe.

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