Em Toda Parte
Em Toda Parte (Portuguese for "All Around") is the second studio album by Brazilian psychedelic rock band Violeta de Outono, released on June 18, 1989, by Ariola Records. It was also their last release before they entered a hiatus period in 1993 that would last until 1995. Beginning with this album, Violeta de Outono abandons their post-punk influences and gradually shift towards a more progressive-influenced sonority.
"Terra Distante" would be re-recorded for their next studio album, "Mulher na Montanha", while "Dança" would appear on "Ilhas".
It was re-released in 2007 by Voiceprint Records, containing two bonus tracks.
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Violeta de Outono
Brazilian progressive rock band
Violeta de Outono (Portuguese for Autumn Violet) is a Brazilian psychedelic/progressive rock band from São Paulo. Heavily influenced by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Gong, they were originally a post-punk band with some psychedelic elements intertwined, but would gradually drop their post-punk influences and add more prog elements to their sonority as time went by.
The band underwent numerous changes in its line-up since its inception; the only founding member remaining today is vocalist/guitarist Fabio Golfetti.
History.
Fabio Golfetti founded Violeta de Outono in 1985 alongside Cláudio Souza; both had just parted ways with pioneering New Romantic band Zero. They would later be joined by Angelo Pastorello, and with this line-up they released a demo tape, "Memories", in the same year. The tape got the attention of independent record label Wop-Bop Records, that released their first recording, the extended play "Reflexos da Noite", in 1986.
In 1987, Violeta de Outono's eponymous debut was released through RCA Records. It was very well-received; particular praise went to their cover of The Beatles' song "Tomorrow Never Knows".
In 1988 they released a four-track EP called "The Early Years", containing cover versions of The Rolling Stones' "Citadel", Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive", The Beatles' "Within You Without You" and Gong's "Blues for Findlay". Those recordings trace to as far as 1985–1986. In the next year, their second studio album, "Em Toda Parte", was released by Ariola Records. Beginning with this album, Violeta de Outono would drop their previous post-punk instrumentation, heading towards a more progressive and experimental vein.
In 1990, Cláudio Souza left the band, and was replaced by Cláudio Fontes (Souza would return to the band in 1993 though). From 1993 to 1995, Violeta de Outono entered a short hiatus period; they returned to active with a live album, "Eclipse", and their third full-length, "Mulher na Montanha", that began to be recorded in 1995 but would be released only in 1999. In 2000, they would release their second live album, "Live at Rio ArtRock Festival '97", a recording of their performance at the in Rio de Janeiro in 1997. (A DVD containing the footage of their performance at the festival would be released 15 years later.) During Violeta de Outono's hiatus, Golfetti released three albums with The Invisible Opera Company of Tibet (Tropical Version Brazil), a side project he formed in 1988; however, the project was not as successful and memorable as Violeta de Outono itself and would come to an end in 1995, only to return in 2010.
Also in 2000, Violeta de Outono changed its line-up almost completely, with Gregor Izidro replacing Cláudio Souza and Sandro Garcia replacing Pastorello. However, they would return for the recording of the band's fourth studio album in 2003, "Ilhas", that was released in 2005.
"Violeta de Outono & Orquestra", their first video release, came out in 2006, recorded during a performance in São Paulo two years prior, with the special participation of the USP Symphonic Orchestra. In the same year, Pastorello left the band and was replaced by Gabriel Costa, while new member Fernando Cardoso assumed the position of keyboardist. With this line-up they released their fifth full-length album (and seventh studio release overall), "Volume 7", in 2007.
In 2009, Cláudio Souza left Violeta de Outono for the third time, but beforehand they recorded another video release, "", in which they covered songs by Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett live, and also played their first studio album in its entirety in a show which took place in the Theatro Municipal in São Paulo. Souza was replaced by Fred Barley – however, Barley left the band in 2011 in order to join O Terço, and was replaced by José Luiz Dinola (former A Chave do Sol member); Violeta de Outono's line-up remains unchanged ever since.
Their sixth full-length album, "Espectro", was released in 2012.
On September 19, 2016, the band announced that they began work on their seventh studio album, "Spaces", which was eventually released on October 14, 2016.
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Part Time (band)
American pop band
Part Time (stylized as PARTIME) is an American pop band that was fronted by California-based musician David Loca (also credited as David Speck). Loca produced and wrote virtually all of the band's output, with most of their studio recordings created alone at his home. AllMusic critic Tim Sendra described the music as "equal parts psychedelic pop, soft rock, and primitive synth pop."
History.
Part Time was named so because it began as a solo side project of Loca's, who had been performing with groups from Texas and Oklahoma. Loca produced and wrote all the output, with the exception of some material enlisting bandmates and friends. He is originally from Florida, later moving to El Paso, Texas, and started his first band at the age 17. The first Part Time recordings were made in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and were first issued on a label in 2011. Albums until "Spell #6" (2018) were recorded almost entirely by himself at his home.
Controversy and Disbandment.
On July 21, 2020, Mexican Summer removed Part Time merchandise from their website and submitted takedown requests for the albums "What Would You Say?" and "PDA" on streaming services following the appearance of domestic abuse and sexual misconduct/sexual abuse allegations against Loca and other artists affiliated with Burger Records. On July 28, Loca issued a statement that said, in part, that he would "personally see to it that all of my music including myself be removed from all websites, online platforms and any and all music communities/scenes at this time."
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Teil von mir
Teil von mir ( "Part of Me") is the third studio album by German singers Sarah and Pietro Lombardi. It was released by Kick Media Music on 18 May 2016 in German-speaking Europe.
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El Otro Yo
Argentine rock band
El Otro Yo (, "The Other Me") is an Argentinean alternative rock band. They made their debut in the late '80s / early '90s, with a demo tape called Los Hijos de Alien, followed by Traka-Traka. Later on, the group founded its own label, Besotico Records.
From the beginnings in Temperley to Abrecaminos (1988–1999).
El Otro Yo formed in the late 1980s/early 1990s in Temperley, in the south of Greater Buenos Aires. At the age of five, Humberto Cristian and María Fernanda Aldana started playing music at home with their father's classical guitar (he was a bolero and tango singer in old bars) and a GEM organ. Under the influence of their mother, who was a poet, they started writing their first songs, which were simple in the early stages but revolutionary nonetheless, in the style of Velvet Underground & Nico. At school, they played together in a band called Revolución, where they covered songs by Sumo, Virus and Miguel Mateos. Afterwards, Cristian formed his first punk rock band: Los Apáticos. Between 1986 and 1987, Cristian played in Los Apáticos and El Gregal, where Ricky Rúa (current EOY drummer) played drums; meanwhile María became part of groups such as Rebecca, whose drummer was also Ricky Rúa. Around those years, they decided to form a band together. Marifer had read a letter that French poet Arthur Rimbaud wrote when he was 16 and which stated “I Am Another” (“Je Suis Un Autre”); that phrase was imbedded in her memory during the formative years of the band. In January 1988, María told Cristian about the title of the poem, he rounded off the idea and thus El Otro Yo became the definite name of the band.
Early line ups included musicians such as Sergio Ucci (Alerta Roja), Gabo Manelli (Los Brujos, Juana La Loca and Babasónicos), Lee-chi (Los Brujos) and many more. Back then, María Fernanda played keyboards meanwhile Cristian was the lead singer and guitar player. Later on, Omar Kischinovsky joined the band on drums and Daniel Rodríguez on bass, but Daniel left the band in order to pursue a career playing the sitar, which has proved to be successful. Due to the lack of a bass player, María Fernanda left the keyboards to replace Daniel. Now a trio, they left Temperley and started playing in Capital Federal, Córdoba, Mendoza and other Argentinian provinces. There are several demos that capture the work of all these line ups, but they never were released on CD.
Back in 1992, they already had a demo with two tracks (“Los pájaros” and “Sexo en el elevador”) and used two decks to make home recordings of songs such as "Analía", "Hola papá", "Vacaciones" and "Caminando". That same year, they released their first self-managed production: LOS HIJOS DE ALIEN. It was the first release of Besótico Records, the band's own label, thus sealing their independent personality. Carrying a small backpack, Cristian was in charge of distributing the album around the record shops. The cassette was regarded as Best Record of the Year by No, the rock section of Página 12, and also voted by several well-known artists as Best Album on the Sí music section of Clarín.
It was then when Daniela Cugliándolo and Sudor frío, her theatre group, joined the band on stage with a performance that depicted two actresses emulating one person. Later on, Daniela kept doing live performances that reflected the different emotions representing the intensity of the music. She appears on the “Corta el pasto” video with giant wings and a set of pruning shears. Afterwards, she became their keyboard player.
In 1994, the three band members - Humberto Cristian Aldana (guitar and voice), his sister María Fernanda (bass and voice), and Omar Kischinovsky (drums) - record at Moebio Studios their second album and first CD: TRAKA TRAKA. Their artistic producer was Guillermo Picolini (Toreros Muertos, Pachuco Cadáver). The CD was launched at the Confitería Ideal.
In 1995, drummer Omar Kischinovsky decides to leave after having played in the band for almost three years. His final show was at El Borde, in Temperley. He was replaced by Raimundo Horacio Fajardo. The band's international debut was in Chile, in an exchange with Pánico. The same year, they record MUNDO, which has the distinctive feature of having been recorded with a portable four-track and using as a recording booth a derelict Dodge Polara that belonged to the Aldana family. The album was mixed by Diego Vainer, its recording engineer was Pablo Márquez and it was launched at Dr. Jekyll. To wrap up the year, they recorded a cover version of "Fuck You", which was the title of a tribute album to Sumo.
In 1996, they re-release a CD version of LOS HIJOS DE ALIEN, with unreleased versions of tracks such as “Lo de adentro” and a remix of “69”, from the album MUNDO, in a production of Fantasías Animadas. That year, they join the Rock & Pop Alternativo Festival at Ferro Stadium, along with Soda Stereo, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Silverchair, Tracy Bonham and Robi Draco Rosa among others, thus becoming one of the best bands in the country.
The following year, María Fernanda told Cristian that she had some very experimental songs of her own that she would like to release. The project kept growing until it became a triple album called ESENCIA, which had a great CD edition and an album recorded by each band member. ESENCIA includes over 70 tracks divided into three albums that were recorded independently. It was presented on two occasions: at the Santa María Theatre and at the Ricardo Rojas Cultural Centre; the latter gathered the biggest audience of the Molotov Sessions (Ciclo Molotov).
In 1998, after touring around the country with Attaque 77, they release a 25-song compilation album called EL OTRO YO DEL OTRO YO, which includes the most outstanding songs of ESENCIA. Besótico also releases a book and solo album by María Fernanda called ENTRESUEÑOS. At the same time, they release EL MAR ALADO, a poetry booked penned by Ray.
In ’99, they release ABRECAMINOS, produced by Diego Vainer. This album will be widely accepted by the audience, thus expanding the frontiers of El Otro Yo. It was presented at the General San Martín Theatre. With songs such as "No me importa morir", "La música", "Melodías vibradoras" and "10.000.000", the band breaks the boundaries of the underground scene. That year, Ezequiel Araujo, Avant Press former bass player, joins the band on keyboards, after Daniela Cugliándolo (who by then had become a theatre director) moved to Barcelona, where nowadays she films and directs Super 8 art videos and is part of Spanish group Bradien.
"Contagiándose la energía del otro" and the key of success (2000–07).
In early 2000, they continue touring around different neighborhoods, taking their music to the whole of Buenos Aires and other Argentinian provinces. Their shows in Chile, Uruguay and Peru prove to be successful, and their fan base in those countries rapidly increases. At this stage, Besótico Records starts releasing albums by Sugar Tampaxxx, Victoria Mil (former Victoria Abril), She-Devils, Rey Gurú and De Romanticistas Shaolin. This was a key year for El Otro Yo. By mid-year, they record a new live album during two shows at Cemento. This album was called CONTAGIÁNDOSE LA ENERGÍA DEL OTRO. After years of an independent career, their well-known Gira Interminable tour took them to Obras Sanitarias Stadium for the first time, where they presented their latest production. The street posters for the show read “Independent rock arrives to Obras”. Over five thousand people gathered at this special show. To wrap up the year, they reached an agreement with Gustavo Santaolalla and his Surco label to release ABRECAMINOS internationally.
In 2001, a remastered re-edition of TRAKA TRAKA goes on sale and ABRECAMINOS is released in the United States and Mexico.
They embark on a new Gira Interminable around the country, finishing up once again at Obras Sanitarias Stadium, with guests such as Leo García, Adrián Dárgelos and Rosario Bléfari, among others. As the frontiers expand, they play in the United States and Mexico for the first time. They join the Watcha Tour along with Los Enanitos Verdes, Molotov, La Ley, Juanes, Bersuit Vergarabat and Dover, among others. During this tour, and with the help of Gustavo Santaolalla, La Ley invites EOY to play at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, with an audience of over 20.000 people. In addition, the band meets Justin Meldal-Johnsen (bass player for Beck, Nine Inch Nails and Air, among others), who invites Beck to an EOY gig in Los Angeles.
During 2002, the band starts recording COLMENA, which is released in December, with “Inmaduro” as its first single. COLMENA is the hive where they concentrated the resulting product of the pollen they collected in each place they visited, shaping and packing it into a CD with fourteen songs and an interactive video. The new material, with an unusual and original cover art, was produced once again by Diego Vainer and featured guests such as Gustavo Santaolalla, Horacio “Gamexane” Villafañe (Todos Tus Muertos), Mariano Martínez (Attaque 77) and Ricardo Espinoza (Flema). It reflects a musical evolution and a greater integration in the songwriting process. Some of the most outstanding tracks are “Inmaduro”, “Viajero”, “Virus”, “Calles” or “Me harté”.
In 2004, the band releases ESPEJISMOS. That year, keyboard player Ezequiel Araujo decides to follow a new path as a producer (Intoxicados, Fidel and many others) and leaves the band. By synchronicity of the magical musical destiny, he is immediately replaced by Gabriel Guerrisi, distant cousin of the Aldana siblings and founder of Los Brujos (mega band from the 1990s), who had just left Juana La Loca. The hardcore moments and strong messages about society and the system that the band always conveyed are back on ESPEJISMOS (“Pecadores”, “Nuevo orden”, “Mascota del sistema” and its first single “Licuadora mutiladora”). Nevertheless, they also show a softer side on songs such as “Debe cambiar” or “Tu ángel”. The album is played at the Obras Sanitarias Stadium on April 16, 2005. That same year, they release PIRATA, a live album with songs captured by the fans during the band's latest tour.
In 2006, Besótico releases Marifer's new solo album: DIOS TE SALVE MARÍA, a piano CD that comes with poetry and which was recorded at La Alianza Francesa and produced by Diego Vainer and Ezequiel Araujo. Furthermore, the label releases the live CD of the band's first show at Obras Sanitarias Stadium on November 4, 2000. CONTAGIÁNDOSE LA ENERGÍA DEL OTRO captures on CD and DVD the best moments of the night. The set list includes the band's most acclaimed songs (“10.000.000”, “No me importa morir”, “La música”, “EOY”, “Alegría”) and some distinctive guests: metal singer Claudio O’Connor on “69” and Diego Arnedo on “Fuck You”. The album includes an unreleased track called “Lobizón” and the DVD features documentaries about the 2000 Gira Interminable tour and backstage moments at Obras Sanitarias.
20 years traveling out of time: "Fuera del Tiempo" (2007–09).
In June 2007, FUERA DEL TIEMPO goes on sale. The album was produced by Patricio Claypole and American producer Billy Anderson (Melvins, Mr. Bungle, Sick of It All and Los Natas), among others. By the end of the year, the band plays in Ecuador for the first time at the international festival of independent bands, representing Argentina.
In 2008, they officially present FUERA DEL TIEMPO at the Obras Sanitarias Stadium. Once again, they kick off a national and international tour, under the mentorship of Diego Vainer, who also plays synthesizers and keyboards live. During the tour, the play in places such as the Vive Latino Festival, the Foro Sol in Mexico and the pyramids of the Música para los Dioses Festival. They also tour around Mexico with local band Café Tacuba.
In October, they release ESTALLANDO TU LADO SALVAJE, a live CD and DVD from the 2005 show at Obras Sanitarias Stadium, where they presented ESPEJISMOS. This edition also includes images from previous tours and shows, such as the Pepsi Music show in 2007.At the end of the year, they celebrate their 20th anniversary with a show at Parque Roca, with special guests such as Horacio “Gamexane” Villafañe (Todos Tus Muertos), Walas (Massacre), Fernando Ruiz Díaz (Catupecu Machu), Ale Sergi y Juliana Gattas (Miranda), Chary (Loquero), and former EOY members like former drummer Omar Kischinovsky and “Osvaldito”, one of the first bass players, among other guests. On the other hand, they become the first Argentinian rock band to design a pair of trainers with Vans’ Black Fin.
In 2009, they travel to Mexico to record a new album under the production of Paco Huidobro. Furthermore, Cristian becomes the chairman of the Union of Independent Musicians (Unión de Músicos Independientes), a civil association that gathers over 6000 registered bands. In October, and after 15 years, Ray Fajardo decides to leave the band. Once again, musical dharma materializes and, on this occasion, Ricky Rúa becomes EOY drummer. Ricky was the singer in Los Brujos as well as drummer in the first bands that the Aldana siblings formed.
From Ailabiu EOY to 5ta Dimensión (2010-).
The band celebrated the special Argentinian and Mexican editions of their new studio album, AILABIU EOY, which was artistically produced by Paco Huidobro and had Jason Carmer's technical production. The album was recorded in Mexico City in 2009, mastered by Harris Newman (Arcade Fire, Crystal Castles) at Grey Market Mastering, in Montreal (Canada), and featured renowned members from Café Tacuba, Molotov and Fobia. Along with the release of the album, they become the third band in the world (after Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead) to transform their official website into a social network, called Comunidad EOY, where thousands of fans around the world can sign up and upload pictures, videos, chat with other fans, make friends and get the latest updates on the band. They are also the first Latin American band to offer their own application to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users. In addition, they created EOY TV, their own television channel, which can be viewed on their official website. At the same time, their songs become available on all digital stores around the world.
In 2010, they shoot three videos: “Siempre fui yo” (directed by Guillermo Tragant), “Ailabiu” (directed by Juan Chappa) and “Velero” (directed by Mov Productions and with illustrations by Pablo Bisoglio, who also designed many of the band's album covers). Furthermore, the band was asked by MTV Latin America to perform a song for the MTV Bicentennial special.
They keep on touring on a national and international level and in October they are chosen by Pixies as guest act for their show at the Luna Park. They are the only Argentinian band to play at the Maquinaria Fest in Chile, where they share the stage with Pixies, Hoppo, Yo La Tengo, Cansei de Ser Sexy, Queens of the Stone Age, Linkin Park and Incubus, among other bands. In November, they are chosen by Smashing Pumpkins to open their show at the Luna Park.
In 2011, they kicked off the year by reviewing their first two records, LOS HIJOS DE ALIEN y TRAKA TRAKA, as well as playing songs from their new record at Unione e Benevolenza. In May, they played an acoustic set at the Centro Cultural de la Memoria Haroldo Conti, in the former ESMA. At the end of that month, they officially launched AILABIU EOY at the Salón Dorado, adding songs from MUNDO and ABRECAMINOS to the repertoire. In July, they debut the video for "El verano". On an international level, they joined the Unite Tour, which took them all over Mexico during three months and allowed them to play at the prestigious Cervantino Festival in Guanajuato. The band closed the “Espacio Joven” in Tecnópolis, where they played in two occasions (the final show being a special tribute to Horacio "Gamexane" Villafañe, a dear friend of the band), and also closed the festival that celebrated the National Law of Music, at Dos Congresos Square. They ended the year with two shows at Groove. Marifer Aldana releases a new solo album called “Noosfera”, which features guests such as Diego Vainer, Gerardo Farez and Ezequiel Araujo, among other friends.
In early 2012, they went into Panda and Cuzco studios to record their tenth album, 5TA DIMENSIÓN, produced by Gabriel Guerrisi and Cristian Aldana. The record was released in June 2012 and was presented with a show at the Vorterix Theatre. The first single was “Los niños”, a song about gender-based violence. 5TA DIMENSIÓN was presented with a tour around the country, with over 20 dates from North to South. They ended the year at El Teatro de Flores with a show that had Ezequiel Araujo back on keyboards on a permanent basis.
2013 was a special year as the band celebrated their 25th anniversary. The celebrations included a series of shows: the first one was in February at the Vorterix Theatre, where they celebrated the 10th anniversary of COLMENA. In May, it was the turn of "El Otro Yo para poguear", with the band's wildest songs being played at El Teatro de Flores. In September, they did an unplugged show at the ND Theatre, with 15 musicians on stage playing a string quartet, percussion and wind instruments. Special guests such Guillermo Piccolini, Diego Vainer and Gerardo Farez joined the band for this show. In October, they went back to the Vorterix Theatre for the "Mamelucos Fest Silver Anniversary", which saw the return of the overalls and the opportunity for a fan to win the band's official overall. That same month, they released PLATÓN EN LA 5TA DIMENSIÓN, with marked the official launch of 5TA DIMENSIÓN in record stores and which included the track "Platón", produced by Ezequiel Araujo. From this record, videos were made for "Saltar", "Te quiero" and "Dinero 666". They concluded the celebrations at the Auditorio Sur in Temperley with a show called "25 years, 50 songs", with a set list put together by the fans through the social networks.
Discography.
Studio Albums
Los Hijos De Alien (1993)
Traka Traka (1994)
Mundo (1995)
Esencia (1997)
Abrecaminos (1999)
Colmena (2002)
Espejismos (2004)
Fuera del Tiempo (2007)
Ailabiu EOY (2010)
5ta Dimensión (2012)
Platón en la 5ta Dimensión (2013)
Live Albums
Contagiándose La Energía Del Otro (2000)
Contagiándose La Energía Del Otro en vivo en Obras (2005)
Pirata (2005)
Estallando Tu Lado Salvaje (2008)
Compilations
El Otro Yo del Otro Yo (1998)
DVD
Contagiándose La Energía Del Otro en vivo en Obras (CD + DVD) (2005)
El Otro Yo en vivo Quilmes Rock 03 (DVD) (2005)
Fuera del Tiempo (CD + DVD) (2007) (Only in Mexico)
Estallando Tu Lado Salvaje (DVD + CD) (2008)
Videos.
Los Hijos de Alien
Traka-Traka
Traka Traka
Corta el pasto
69
Mundo
Alegría
La Ra La
Hombre de mierda
69 (Fantasías Animadas Mix)
Esencia
Cancha
Leo
Hablándote
Abrecaminos
10.000.000
La música
No me importa morir
Violet
Contagiándose La Energía Del Otro
Alegría (Live)
Colmena
Virus
Nuevo
Calles
Desatándonos
Perro
Inmaduro
Punk
Me harté
Siberiano
Viajero
Espejismos
Nuevo orden
Mascota del sistema
Ola salvaje
Licuadora mutiladora
Compañeros de ruta
Autodestrucción
Tu ángel
Profundidad
Debe cambiar
Pecadores
Viaje de luz
Orión
Fuera del Tiempo
Alma gemela
Locomotora
Hoy te espero
Sensación especial
Crazy
Amor fuego
Estallando Tu Lado Salvaje
Inmaduro (Live)
Ailabiu EOY
Siempre fui yo
Ailabiu
Velero
El verano
Astronauta
5ta Dimensión
Los niños
Saltar
Te quiero
Dinero 666
Platón
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Bandabardò
Italian folk band
Bandabardò is an Italian folk rock band, it was formed in 1993.
He immediately devoted himself to an intense live activity in Italy and France. Their recording debut dates back to 1996 with Il circo mangione (winner of the Ciampi Award for best debut of the year), followed by Iniziali bì-bì, which contains their first hit Beppeanna. After the mini-live Barbaro tour they publish Se mi rilasso... collasso, a live that contains the studio version of Manifesto, another piece of immediate success. In 2000 Mojito Football Club was released, followed by Bondo! Bondo! and from another tour in Spain, France and Switzerland and after a while Jose Ramon Caraballo Armas, better known as Ramon, joins the formation on winds and percussion. Three steps forward in 2004, produced by Carlo U. Rossi is another top ten success and in the same year the autobiography “Vento in faccia”, written with Massimo Cotto and published by Arcana, and a DVD are published with the same title which documents the opening concert of the new tour recorded in Florence, their city.
In 2006 it was the turn of the Fuori Orario collection, a double CD also containing unreleased tracks which still hits the FIMI top ten (and takes first place in the charts of independent sales outlets). Incessant live activity in Italy and abroad, they also play in Mexico where, in support of the Zapatista communities and in collaboration with the Ya-Basta! they finance the "Semillita del Sol" project, for the schooling of the indigenous populations of Chiapas. After a tour in Canada, Ottavio was released, followed by a theatrical tour.
In 2010, for XL magazine, they published Allegro ma non troppo (containing two unreleased songs and live performances) and in the same year, together with the Save the Children association, they participated in a schooling project in northern Ethiopia, making Sette x uno together with Dario Fo, Giobbe Covatta, David Riondino, Enzo Iacchetti, Davide Enia and Ascanio Celestini.
After the release of Scaccianuvole (2011) there is a 3-year break before arriving at the unreleased album entitled L'improbabile which marks their return to a major label since Initiali Bì-Bì (this time with Warner) and the keyboardist Federico “Pacio” Pacini joined the line-up. In the meantime, the band created the soundtrack for the film "L'Universale", by Federico Micali, which was released in theaters in April 2016 while Sky Arte dedicated a docufilm to them entitled "Bandabardò, un mistero italiano", with Carlo Lucarelli.
After another European tour with stops in London, Dublin, Amsterdam and Berlin, in 2018 a new version of Beppeanna entitled Se mi rilasso collasso was released on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the birth of the band. The song sees the participation of Stefano Bollani, Caparezza, Carmen Consoli, Daniele Silvestri and Max Gazzè followed, on December 7, 2018, by a party-concert at the Nelson Mandela Forum in Florence where the Band celebrates together with Max Gazzè, Carmen Consoli, Tonino Carotone, Modena City Ramblers, Cisco and Piero Pelù.
Still live in 2019, they reach 1640 concerts on the last date of the 2019 Summer Tour.
On February 14, 2021, Enrico "Erriquez" Greppi disappears due to an incurable disease.
A year later the band communicated its intention to continue its activity, announcing a collaboration with his friend Cisco.
On May 20, 2022, Non fa paura was released, an album created together with Cisco, followed by a new tour.
History.
1992 - 2001: Formation and the first years.
The story begins in 1992, when Erriquez had left Vidia and Finaz was studying at the University of Pisa and was a musician. The two shared some collaborations with Litfiba and from there they met, even if they were not yet friends at the time.
One day Gianni Maroccolo had called them both to work on Andrea Chimenti's album and summer tour, Erriquez would have played the acoustic guitar and would have been the backing vocalist while Finaz would have played the electric guitar.
The two got on so well that Erriquez suggests that they form a group in the Mano Negra style but with the acoustic part amplified, without renouncing the rock style. At first Finaz was uncertain but after attending a Les VRP concert he decides to accept Erriquez's offer. Soon Don Bachi on bass, Nuto on drums, Orla on second guitar and Paolino on percussion join the band.
Bandabardò was born on March 8, 1993, in a rehearsal room in Sesto Fiorentino, the name is a tribute to Brigitte Bardot.
The newborn band begins a tour in Italy and France playing in clubs and also on the street.
The first concert was at the Ark of Follonica, on stilts, with super guests Litfiba for the aftershow, the following evening they would play in Prato, the problem is that before calling themselves bandabardò the group had already set the date before that of Follonica, so for that evening they perform as W Fernandez.
In 1994 the band created its first EP entitled La BandaBardò, a CD of 4 songs that we will find in the second album of the group (with the exception of Ho la testa), created for purely promotional purposes, for this choice the manager of the time, Natalie Chaineux decides to abandon the project as he did not approve of the idea of self-production.
The first album, Il circo mangione, was released on June 4, 1996, with the independent label Cockney Music, achieved great success, also winning the Ciampi Award for best debut album, even if the critics often ignored them. The album sees the participation of Piero Pelù who does the backing vocals in the song W Fernandez.
Between 1996 and 1997 the band began to collaborate with the booking agency OTR (On the road) and to have Francesco Barbaro as their manager, in August of the same year the band should have gone to Rimini to participate in the Match festival Music (filmed on satellite channel), but due to a car accident the band lost the date, there was no damage but the fake news of the bass player's death began to spread.
Success is confirmed with the second album, Iniziali Bì-Bì, released on March 31, 1998, with the BMG Ricordi label, and with its single Beppeanna with which the band manages to gain fame, the video clip was broadcast on Videomusic
This second album, according to the band itself, best represents their live sounds with an acoustic and songwriting sound and with guests such as Cisco and Stefano Bollani.
In 1999 a limited edition live album, Barbaro tour, was released, much appreciated by critics, who at the time did not look favorably on live albums.
However, things were not going very well, the band continued to be constantly ignored by the Italian musical environment and therefore they decided to leave OTR and go to Mescal.
On January 28, 2000, the third album, Mojito Football Club, was released on the BMG Ricordi label, appreciated both by critics, thanks to its acoustic sounds but with a small tendency towards electronics and rock, and by last-minute fans , but not by those who followed them from the beginning for their change of style.
The official video clip of Vento in faccia was broadcast on TMC 2, but unfortunately BMG Ricordi decides to fire the band just two months after the release of the album and leaving the band members disheartened by Mescal.
At that point the band split into three parts, on one side there was Erriquez who wanted to stay in Mescal while on the other there were Finaz, Nuto and Paolino who wanted to go back to OTR instead, and finally Don Bachi and Orla didn't they had a precise position, thus creating a strong commotion and furious quarrels among the band members, even Finaz thought of abandoning the group.
Eventually though, after nearly three months of arguing the band members decide to stop arguing and Erriquez chooses to take a step back and accept the idea of returning to OTR.
It is therefore decided to restart, the concerts of the autumn period of the Mojito F.C. Tour are recorded. Tour, moreover a new unpublished, Manifesto is written, the problem is that by now the band lacked a record label again, and nobody was willing to take them after the dismissal from Ricordi, so the manager Francesco Barbaro made sure that the OTR would be also become a label, as well as a booking agency, relying on Venus Distribuzioni.
In 2001 the second live album Se mi rilasso... collasso was released, considered by the critics one of the few live albums worth listening to, since the band has made its concerts its battlefield, is in absolute best selling album of the band.
In the same year the band was invited to the Enzimi Festival in Rome to pay homage to Rino Gaetano together with Raiz, Max Gazzè, Paola Turci, Roberto Angelini, Sergio Cammariere and many others, the festival registered around 40,000 people.
2002-2003: Bondo! Bondo!
On September 6, 2002, the band released Bondo! Bondo! produced by Gianluca Vaccaro, his single Sette sono i re is broadcast on RaiStereoDue, obtains international success with a European tour in Spain, France and Switzerland.
It has a different style from the previous ones, a genre tending towards light rock and sees the collaboration with Max Gazzè; is highly praised by both fans and critics as it is considered the most elaborate and complex album of their career. It contains a strong political criticism of Silvio Berlusconi.
Seventh place among the best-selling records in Italy in the FIMI ranking.
In the same year the band plays at the Concerto del Primo Maggio for the first time in their career, with guest Paola Turci.
After Paolino's exit from the group, who will accompany Piero Pelù, on the summer tour Bondo! Bondo! Tour of 2002 Ugo Nativi of Malfunk takes turns on percussion, performing on MTV's Brand New Tour.
From 2003 he joined the Ramón line-up, on wind instruments and percussion.
Also in the same year the band performed at MTV Day 2003.
2004-2005: Tre passi avanti.
The next album, Tre passi avanti, was released on April 25, 2004, produced by Carlo Rossi, a meaner album than the previous ones according to Erriquez himself, in the album we can hear Spanish and Cuban sounds thanks to Ramon's influence.
The photographic set for the cover was set up in the Pettini’s park in Florence, however Ramon is missing from the cover as he is in Rome.
In the same year the autobiography of the Banda was published, written with Massimo Cotto and entitled Vento in faccia, from the song of the same name (published by Arcana). Wind in the face is also the title of the DVD which contains the opening concert of the Three Steps Forward Tour, in Florence, as well as backstage shots and messages from the fans.
In the same year the band plays at the May Day Concert always having Paola Turci as a guest.
2006-2010: The golden years.
In 2006 the band played at the Concerto del Primo Maggio, presented by Claudio Bisio.
September 1st 2006 marks the recording comeback of the Florentine band with the collection Fuori Orario which, surprisingly, receives excellent feedback: first in the charts of independent outlets and seventh in the large chains, after listening to a concert by the Band during one of his trips European, Mutsumi Kuboutchi, artistic director of Vivid Sound, one of the major Japanese independent labels, becomes a fan of the bandabardò and decides to publish their records and the collection Fuori Orario in Japan as well (the publication of the other albums will soon follow), but they will also be released in Canada.
In the same year the band performed on Rock TV live from the Rolling Stone in Milan.
In 2007 the band performs once again at the May Day Concert together with the Bandão.
Ottavio was released on September 5, 2008, for On the road, after the Tour in Canada.
A concept album that narrates Ottavio's love story in a tragicomic style, recalling new sounds and a more theatrical style and Combat folk, with influences from Tarantelle, country music, ballads and rock.
The album includes a CD of 14 tracks and a DVD, in which Bandabardò tells the story of the birth of the project, backstage, special guests, writing and finishing the lyrics and music to then get to the realization of the disc.
Appreciated by fans and critics both for its sound and for its complexity, but also for the collaborations with Tonino Carotone and Stefano Bollani, the album enters the top ten sales at the time of release and wins the Pimi Prize, and the Siae award for best independent album of the year.
In 2008 the Ottavio in Tour starts, thanks to a theatrical concept album the band will be able to perform in theaters in Rome, Naples, Florence and Bologna, with them there will be Clemente Ferrari on keyboards and accordion.
In 2009 the band plays again at the Concerto del Primo Maggio, this time with Tonino Carotone as a guest for his feat. in the single Child.
On April 29, 2010, Allegro ma non troppo was released, a special album for the magazine La Repubblica XL with a couple of unreleased songs, reinterpretations (made with Goran Bregović) and live.
In the same year Sette x uno was released, an album for the Save the Children campaign in collaboration with Dario Fo, David Riondino, Giobbe Covatta, Ascanio Celestini, Davide Enia and Enzo Iacchetti.
2011-2012: Scaccianuvole.
On May 3, 2011, after 3 years, a new album of unreleased songs, Scaccianuvole, is released, an album that according to Erriquez himself is very reminiscent of the style of a vintage record, in fact the idea was precisely to give the feeling of being listening a vinyl from another time.
The novelty is that unlike other years and the independent spirit of the band, this time the record had been licensed to Universal Music Group, despite this it was the least promoted and least sold album in the entire history of the band, according to the itself this was a hurried album, a real misstep, both due to the absence of Ramon (who played with Daniele Silvestri at that time) and due to the not exactly happy historical period at the musical level (at the arrival of the streaming and piracy) and political.
Compared to the other albums, this is considered by the critics a more melancholy album but with sounds now familiar to the band, less enthusiasm from the fans than usual.
That same year the band was invited to play the Francofolies Festival in France and the Luminato Festival in Toronto.
From there the Scaccianuvole Tour starts, concluded in 2012, in the summer period the bandabardò does not have Ramon with it, but two temporary components are added on stage, Alberto Becucci on the accordion and Rocco Brunori on trumpet and percussion, who will give the band a more francophone.
To kick off the summer tour, the band plays at the May Day Concert, with guest Peppe Voltarelli, where they will also play the song Come i Beatles to present the album.
The winter period, on the other hand, is marked by the return of Ramon and the desire to add a keyboardist to the group, Federico Pacini, pianist from Quarrata, who had already played in the past with Orla and Nuto, so he is contacted by Finaz and becomes an official member of the band , known by the stage name of Pacio.
At the end of the tour the band decides to take a few years off from new songs.
On April 25 the show Itis Galileo was broadcast on LA7, Erriquez and Finaz had composed the final theme song.
2013-2016: L’improbabile.
2013 was for the band the year of break from concerts and tours, the only public performance of that year was at the Giffoni Film Festival.
During this time Erriquez dedicated himself to producing and collaborating with other bands and singers including I Matti delle Giuncaie, Fabrizio Pocci and l'Orage, while Finaz dedicated himself to his solo career releasing his first album Guitar Solo, as well as also dedicating himself to the production of groups such as Folkabbestia, the Ratti della Sabina and Peppe Voltarelli.
Don Bachi instead enters the Mozait with which they create their first album Pure Water, Orla instead writes the book The Rolling Stones (Futura editor, 2013) together with his friend Luca Remagi.
After a year the band reunites and Erriquez and Finaz go alone to the Free University of Alcatraz to start writing their new album.
On May 27, 2014, The improbable was released, the first in their history made for a major label, Warner Music Group, which sparked a lot of controversy among fans since the group has always decided to remain independent.
Erriquez himself (together with Orla) has explained several times that the album was completed before the collaboration between them and the major and that the choice was above all to facilitate the possibility of buying the album on the market, compared to previous albums which were now out of production and difficult to find.
Unlike the previous albums, this one deviates from the typical sound of the band, thus going to look for new styles, texts with phrases said in everyday life, on the street, among books, in the midst of interviews, according to the singer and guitarist year off was like opening the window in a room that smelled stale.
The first single is E allora il cuore, in which the guest-star Alessandra Contini, singer-bassist of Il Genio participates, in addition to this there is the collaboration with the rapper G-Max in the first song of the album, and the text of La selezione naturale written with Francesco Gazzè.
In 2016 the band created the soundtrack for the film L'Universale, by Federico Micali, which comes out in theaters in April.
On April 27, 2016, a reinterpretation of the song Lo sciopero del sole was released, in collaboration with the Gaudats Junk Band, this time the bandabardò decided to promote the recycling initiative, since the Gaudats Junk Band built its own instruments with waste taken from a landfill (old pipes, wine boxes, flip flops etc).
The band also performs at the May Day Concert, with the Gaudats Junk Band as a guest, where they will play their new single, and with an invitation from Erriquez to the whole audience: "Let's throw away a little less, recycle, reuse, we reuse".
In the same year the bandabardò made another European tour, called Lo sciopero del sole Tour, with stops in London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Dublin, Brussels and Esch-sur-Alzette (as well as many other dates throughout Italy).
2017-2018: 25th Tour.
After the BB Tour 2017, on December 27 the bandabardò is a guest on the 33 Giri program of Sky Arte, for the episode dedicated to Rino Gaetano.
In 2018 the bandabardò celebrates 25 years of activity, and it does so with the 25th Tour which started on 9 June 2018 in Bruno (Bs), among the wishes of many artists and concerts in places such as the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome.
In the same year she won the De Andrè Prize for the best reinterpretation of the song Un judge.
During the 25th Tour the band strongly and publicly criticized the work of the then interior minister Matteo Salvini.
On 29 June 2018 a new version of Beppeanna was released, entitled Se mi rilasso collasso, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the birth of the band, the song sees the participation of Stefano Bollani, Caparezza, Carmen Consoli, Daniele Silvestri and Max Gazzè.
On 7 December 2018 at the Nelson Mandela Forum, the band celebrates its twenty-five years with a great concert full of guests: Max Gazzè, Carmen Consoli, Tonino Carotone, Modena City Ramblers with Cisco and Piero Pelù.
The event registered around 7,000 people, nearly sold out.
2019-2021: The last tour with Erriquez.
On March 7, 2019, the single Zobi la mouche was released, the cover of a song by Les Négresses Vertes and sung right during the party on December 7 at the Nelson Mandela Forum, together with the single a video clip was released which takes up precisely the evening of that concert.
Bandabardò's last tour with Erriquez was the BB Tour 2019 which started on April 27 in Posada and finished on October 11 in Schilpario, in this same year the band announces that with the money from the concert in Chiasso (December 2018) it was built and opened a well in Vietnam that was named after them.
On 23 August 2019 in Verbicaro (Cosenza) they received the Riccio d'Argento of Fatti di Musica in the Best Italian Band section, the thirty-third edition of the festival of the best author's live directed by Ruggero Pegna.
During the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020 the bandabardò played in Giulianova, in Scandicci for the New Year's Eve and at the Ice Music Festival, where the band played ice instruments, on January 19, 2020, the bandabardò plays in Bologna for the sardine show.
Due to Covid, the charity concert at the Puccini Theater in Florence was canceled, from there the bandabardò entered a concert break performing live during the Casa Seat show (Barcelona).
In the meantime, the bandabardò publishes reinterpretations of two historical songs played live, namely Manifesto and Passerà la notte, publishing the videos on their social networks on April 25 and May 1st.
Towards the summer of 2020 Erriquez and Finaz form the Duo Fernandez, to be able to give intimate and safe concerts around Italy with the Duo Fernandez Tour.
Their last public performance was at Controradio (Florence), at the Rock contest, where they played Balla ancora and Lo sciopero del sole, this was Erriquez's last public appearance.
2021-2022: Erriquez's death.
On February 14, 2021, Erriquez, the voice of the group, died of an incurable disease, his manager Francesco Barbaro communicated it.
On social media, the band releases the news with the singer's farewell letter.
The news comes unexpectedly as the singer decides not to reveal his illness to anyone except his closest friends and family members, many singers and artists greet and thank Erriquez for his legacy and friendship, including Jovanotti, Piero Pelù, Carmen Consoli, Caparezza, Negrita and Paola Turci.
At the 2021 Sanremo Festival Roy Paci made a great dedication to Erriquez, putting on a t-shirt depicting his face and symbolically taking the stage with him, subsequently further t-shirts with Erriquez's face were put on sale to make scholarships for a Music Camp dedicated to him held in Sicily.
The bandabardò Fan Club raised €21,207.00 an amount that was donated to the Tuscany cancer association, by selling a white T-shirt depicting Erriquez.
During the concert on May 1, 2021, Finaz, Max Gazzè, Piero Pelù and Daniele Silvestri make a dedication to Erriquez singing Beppeanna.
In his new album The mathematics of the branches, Max Gazzè makes a dedication to Erriquez, the same thing Cisco does with his album Songs from the attic.
Carmen Consoli and Piero Pelù have several times during their concerts invited the bandabardò to play with them or in any case have made dedications to the singer.
The Modena City Ramblers for their tour sang the song Beppeanna several times in memory of the artist.
The Tuscany region with the European Social Fund announces the Enrigo Greppi "Erriquez" prize at the Controradio Rock Contest, the prize will be given to the text that stands out for its positive values and social commitment, in continuity with the artistic production and human charge transmitted by Erriquez throughout his life.
Propaganda Live with his orchestra (of which Ramon himself is a member as percussionist) makes a dedication to the band and to Erriquez singing and playing Manifesto.
Shortly after Erriquez's death, Finaz was interviewed by Rolling Stone magazine where he told the story of the bandabardo and his experience with the poet, also confirming that the band has no intention of breaking up.
Rolling Stone itself has dedicated an article to the band and to Erriquez, where it is told why they have been so appreciated (and defining them with the potential of hand grenades for live performances).
2022-2023: Non fa paura (bandabardò & Cisco).
A year after Erriquez's death, the band communicates its intention to continue its activity by announcing a collaboration with Cisco (former singer of the Modena City Ramblers) on its social networks. On 10 April 2022 Il Fatto Quotidiano aroused various controversies due to its newspaper headline "La Bandabardò has a new leader, Cisco (from Modena)" and the gang members and the singer-songwriter defined this gesture as inopportune and totally inadequate, explaining that Cisco is not the leader of the gang and that it is an equal and friend collaboration for the 2022 tour, apologizing to readers for any misunderstandings.
On May 20, 2022, Non fa paura was released, the new album in collaboration with Cisco. The album is presented with a small preview at the Concert on May 1, 2022, and then officially released with concerts at the Feltrinelli bookshops in Rome and Florence. Together with the album, the Non fa scara Tour was born, which started from the beginning of May and ended in September.
Guitarist Finaz has repeatedly stressed in various interviews that this is not a replacement but a temporary collaboration. Cisco himself reiterated that after the Non fa paura Tour their paths will split and that he will not replace Erriquez in the interview done in Corriere della Sera.
The band and Cisco performed throughout Italy inviting various guests such as Gerardo Carmine Gargiulo, Daniele Silvestri and Enzo Iacchetti, also performing in Milan at the Radio Popolare event, at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, making a large gathering of the Fan Club at Taneto's Fuori Orario, invited to Rai Radio 2 Social Club for an episode and an interview. The last concerts of the tour were in Sardinia, at the Parco della Musica (Cagliari) and in Alghero.
After the tour the band and Cisco received the "Pierangelo Bertoli" award together with Francesco Gabbani, Irene Grandi and Roberto Vecchioni in Modena.
On December 14, 2022, Bandabardò and Cisco announced the continuation of the Non fa paura Tour, which starts again in 2023.
The tour, full of Sold Outs, begins at The Cage in Livorno and then stops in Taranto, Bologna, Rome, etc., and then ends at the Tuscany Hall in Florence on April 19 with a big party/concert, where the band and Cisco leave a space for the workers of the GKN (company) of Florence to talk about their working situation.
Despite this, the last effective date of the tour is April 25 with a double concert, one Gattatico, more precisely at Casa Cervi, with Vinicio Capossela, Lo Stato Sociale and Mara Redeghieri (where this year there were over 15,000 people) and one in Genoa, with the promise of a goodbye.
The concert for Erriquez.
The municipality of Florence has decided to name the Florentine summer 2022 after Erriquez and, at the same time, to organize a special free event dedicated to him, entitled Three steps forward and held on May 27 at the Cascine Amphitheater (the Ultravox of Florence) , with various guests: Cisco, Giobbe Covatta, Carmen Consoli, Ginevra Di Marco, Jacopo Fo, Folcast, Enzo Iacchetti, Max Gazzè, Gabriella Martinelli, Mirkoeilcane, Erica Mou, Negrita, Saverio Tommasi, Paola Turci, Piero Pelù, plus the special intervention by Rocco Greppi and Jacopo Finazzo (the sons of Erriquez and Finaz).
The event sold out in less than a day.
Furthermore, the Tuscany Hall in Florence decides to create a plaque dedicated to Erriquez and the bandabardò, organizing an inauguration event.
2023-Present: The new book.
March 8, 2023, marks the 30-year career of the bandabardò, to celebrate the event a new book entitled se mi rilasso collasso edited by Baldini+Castoldi is published, the book was presented at the LaFeltrinelli bookstores in Florence, Rome and Milan.
After the definitive end of the Non fa scared Tour, the band presents two new projects for the summer of 2023, one is called Book played, it is the presentation of the book through a series of concerts around Italy (the band itself has defined this not like a tour) in reduced formation: Finaz, Orla, Don Bachi and Nuto, to be able to relive and tell the story from 1993.
The second project is called Migrazioni sonore and is an artistic project in collaboration with Cisco, Giobbe Covatta, Radio Lausberg and Marco Calliari.
It consists of a tour between France and Canada for the presentation of the band's book and to tell their 30-year history, to then finish on June 23 at the Cittadella Nuova (in Pisa) for a great event.
Collaborations.
Among the collaborations of the group: Daniele Silvestri in the song Cohiba, Max Gazzè, Paola Turci and also Patty Pravo, in whose album Nic-Unic they play and chorus in the song Modern sadness. They collaborate with the Modena City Ramblers on the 2005 album Appunti partigiani, with the song I Ribelli della Montagna. In October 2005 GE-2001 was released, a compilation published as an attachment to the newspaper Il manifesto to raise funds for the trials following the events of the G8 in Genoa. Various artists are taking part in the initiative, including Bandabardò with the song La fine di Pierrot.
Band members.
Actual members
Ex members
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Todos Tus Muertos
Argentinan rasta-punk band
Todos Tus Muertos ("All Your Dead", in English) is a rasta-punk band from Argentina formed in Buenos Aires, in 1985. The longtime line-up comprised by a young vocalist Fidel Nadal, Horacio "Gamexane" Villafañe on guitar, Felix Gutiérrez on bass, and drummer Pablo Potenzoni. They achieved international success throughout the 1990s. The band was part from the second Argentine punk movement that emerged during the mid-1980s. By 2015, a reunion show was announced with Fidel Nadal, Felix Gutiérrez and Pablo Molina at the Jamming Festival in Bogotá, Colombia on 5 June 2016, and more recently three more show in Chile and Mexico.
History.
1985–1992: The beginning and first albums.
After Los Laxantes disbanded, Horacio "Gamexane" and Felix Gutiérrez started playing around 1985 as Todos Tus Muertos, with Fidel Nadal on vocals.
In 1986, the new line-up recorded their first demo called "Noches Agitadas en el Cementerio" at Parakultural club, with eight tracks produced by Daniel Melero. In 1988, the band signed a deal with RCA label and released their eponymous debut studio album, produced by Carlos "Mundy" Epifanio, the group's manager. The only promotional single was "Gente Que No", which received positive reception from FM radio stations, but then RCA broke contractual obligations with them due to album low-sales.
After one year they began recording their next album, Horacio "Gamexane" and Cristian Ruiz left the band in 1989, leading to the group into a brief hiatus. By 1990, Felix Gutiérrez and Fidel Nadal started work with a new line-up: Julio Amin on guitar and Jorge Iacobellis on drums. In 1991, they signed to Radio Tripoli label and released their second album "Nena de Hiroshima". After a few shows, Gutierrez and Nadal were invited to collaborate with Mano Negra. Along with Manu Chao and the rest of Mano Negra, they went to Colombia where they recorded "La Casa Babylon". By 1992, Todos Tus Muertos had begun to play larger venues, opening for the Ramones, during their gigs at the Estadio Obras in September of that same year.
1993–1995: Breakthrough success and international tours.
In 1993, Jorge Iacobellis left the band, was replaced by Pablo Potenzoni and then Horacio "Gamexane" returned to group. The next year, Todos Tus Muertos released "Dale Aborigen" which featured Manu Chao, Fermín Muguruza of Negu Gorriak, and also band members of Los Fabulosos Cadillacs and Los Auténticos Decadentes. In this record there was a mixture reggae, hip hop, punk and other Latin rhythms. With this album they did an international tour which included Mexico, Peru, Panama, Puerto Rico, the United States, France, Spain and Colombia. The album, together with interactive features, was released throughout the world outside of their native Argentina on Grita! Records.
1996–2000: TTM label, struggles and break-up.
In 1996, the band contributed along with Auténticos Decadentes to the AIDS benefit album "" produced by the Red Hot Organization. In 1997, they formed their own label: TTM Discos (Todos Tus Muertos records) and released "Subversiones", and released albums by other bands such as Cienfuegos and Karamelo Santo. In 1998, Todos Tus Muertos released "El Camino Real", the last with the classic line-up. By the late 1990s, Fidel Nadal and Pablo Molina formed Lumumba, a rastamuffin group oriented to the Rastafrian culture, much to Gamexane's annoyance, since the latter's only priority was Todos Tus Muertos and he was stung that Nadal was pursuing his own projects. In 1999, the band began a new extended tour, including Japan as new leg. In mid 2000, Todos Tus Muertos disbanded due to internal problems, mainly between Fidel Nadal and Horacio "Gamexane". In 2001, Gamexane, Felix and a young drummer called Pedro formed Los Muertos ("The Dead Ones") and performed some shows between 2001 and 2003. Pablo Pontezoni based himself in Spain, where still lives today, and Pablo Molina moved to Mexico.
2004–2011: The Return, "Crisis Mundial" and death of Horacio Gamexane.
Some former members participated in several festivals, including a performance in Quilmes Rock of 2004. Todos Tus Muertos formally returned with Pablo Molina as the singer in "Oye Reggae" Festival in Cordoba, in January 2006. That same year, the group toured in Mexico and released "Re-Unión", the first album in eight years. They then continued with Pablo Molina, Felix Gutierrez (the only consistent member), "Gamexane" Villafañe, Christian Fabrizio and Germán Álvarez as the new line-up.
In 2010 the band returned with a new album, "Crisis Mundial" with 11 unreleased tracks and a Bob Marley cover.
Their last gig was at Latin Rock Cafe in San Jose de Costa Rica in November 2011, then the band canceled a Mexican tour due to Villafañe's health problems. Back In Argentina, Horacio Villafañe died on November 23, at the age of 48.
After the death of Villafañe, Todos Tus Muertos are disbanded.
2015–present: Reunion with Fidel Nadal.
By early 2015, Fidel Nadal in an interview to "Rock&Pop" radio, talked about the possibility of a reunion show with Felix and Pablo, as Todos Tus Muertos. On 3 October in the TTM Facebook page it was officially confirmed that a show in Colombia would take place on 5 June 2016 at the Jamming Festival in Bogotá, and then on 15 February, three shows in Chile and Mexico were announced. Todos Tus Muetos played in Chile on La Cúpula theater and Lollapalooza Festival on March 18 and 19 respectively, with Ricardo "Ricki" Sanguinetti on guitar, Damián Domínguez on drums (both Fidel Nadal's backing band members) and Germán Álvarez on keyboards.
They were also scheduled to play live on 10 June 2016 during the 2016 Vica.Life Entertainment and Sports marathon for Kids in Rosarito Beach, Baja, Mexico.
In August, they announced via Facebook their first shows in Argentina in 5 years. The first gig was to be at Teatro Vorterix Rosario, Santa Fe on 2 September and the other at Groove on 24 September, which sold-out. The band continues to play in Argentina and the rest of world, and there remains the possibility of a new album.
Name.
Fidel Nadal and Horacio "Gamexane" said in an interview to Pelo magazine that the name of the band refers to the casualties in Argentina's Dirty War, to Pope John Paul II motto Totus Tuus.
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Eme 15
Mexican-Argentine Latin pop band
Eme 15 (also stylized as "EME XV" and "M-15") were a Mexican-Argentine Latin pop band composed of the six lead actors from the 2012 Nickelodeon Latin America television series "Miss XV". The band was formed for the series in Mexico City by Televisa by producer Pedro Damián in August 2011. Music for the band's album was produced and written by Carlos Lara and former pop-rock singer Lynda Thomas.
On December 18, 2013, it was officially announced to fans via the band's official Twitter account that the band would split up, following their final concert on January 5, 2014, at the "Mega Feria Imperial de Acapulco" in Acapulco, Mexico.
Background.
Eme 15 was composed of the six main actors of the teen telenovela, Miss XV. Originally, the band was formed with five actors, but producers held a casting search in July 2011 to find a third female member. Argentine television hostess and model, Macarena Achaga, was confirmed as the band's sixth member in August 2011.
Musical career.
Eme 15