La Castañeda
Taking its name from a psychiatric hospital in Mexico City, la Castañeda emerged in the early '90s, debuting with an independent album called Servicios Generales before signing up to BMG's Culebra, issuing Servicios Generales II in 1993, internationally released by BMG/Ariola a year later. The band led by singer Salvador Moreno used to perform its deep and obscure songs in dark environments, creating the ideal atmosphere for its Latin alternative pop/rock style. After 1995's EL Globo Negro and 1996's El Hijo de Plata, la Castañeda self-produced Trance distributed through Castañeda Records-Pentagrama, carrying out a farewell tour called Desaparición (Disappearance) in late 2000.
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Discografía
12 álbum(es) • Ordenado por Mejores ventas
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Rock En Espanol - Lo Mejor De La Castañeda
Pop/Rock - Editado por RCA Records Label el 05-07-1997
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En Vivo 25 Aniversario
Rock - Editado por Diva Music Group el 06-10-2015
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Servicios Generales II
Pop/Rock - Editado por RCA Records Label el 03-02-2012
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El Globo Negro (Locus Niger)
América latina - Editado por RCA Records Label el 06-05-2016
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Galería Acústica
Rock - Editado por Diva Music Group el 13-06-2020
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Doble Llama
Rock - Editado por DiVa Records Digital el 22-06-2013
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
