Luis Alberto Spinetta
Idioma disponible: inglésFrom Latin pop/rock to fusion and for more than two decades singer/songwriter and guitarist Luis Alberto Spinetta participated in some of the most interesting alternative ensembles in the Argentinian rock scene. The talented musician started getting seriously involved in music in 1968 after joining Emilio del Guercio, Edelmiro Molinari, and Rodolfo García in a band called Almendra, making their debut with a single featuring "El Mundo Entre las Manos" and "Tema de Pototo," followed by a self-titled album released in 1970 including the "rock en español" classic "Muchacha Ojos de Papel." Spinetta began his solo career in 1971 with Spinettalandia y Sus Amigos aka La Búsqueda de la Estrella. In addition, Pescado Rabioso and Invisible became his first experimental outfits. In 1980 he moved to the U.S. to make the English-titled Only Love Can Sustain, recorded in New York City and Los Angeles, California. After collaborations with local rock icons Charly García and León Gieco, Fito Páez teamed up with him to produce a double album called La La La. Director Pablo César asked him to compose the soundtrack for his movie Fuego Gris before assembling Los Socios del Desierto with drummer Daniel Wirtz and bassist Marcelo Torres. After being stricken with lung cancer, Luis Alberto Spinetta died in Buenos Aires in February 2012 at the age of 62.
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From Latin pop/rock to fusion and for more than two decades singer/songwriter and guitarist Luis Alberto Spinetta participated in some of the most interesting alternative ensembles in the Argentinian rock scene. The talented musician started getting seriously involved in music in 1968 after joining Emilio del Guercio, Edelmiro Molinari, and Rodolfo García in a band called Almendra, making their debut with a single featuring "El Mundo Entre las Manos" and "Tema de Pototo," followed by a self-titled album released in 1970 including the "rock en español" classic "Muchacha Ojos de Papel."
Spinetta began his solo career in 1971 with Spinettalandia y Sus Amigos aka La Búsqueda de la Estrella. In addition, Pescado Rabioso and Invisible became his first experimental outfits. In 1980 he moved to the U.S. to make the English-titled Only Love Can Sustain, recorded in New York City and Los Angeles, California. After collaborations with local rock icons Charly García and León Gieco, Fito Páez teamed up with him to produce a double album called La La La. Director Pablo César asked him to compose the soundtrack for his movie Fuego Gris before assembling Los Socios del Desierto with drummer Daniel Wirtz and bassist Marcelo Torres. After being stricken with lung cancer, Luis Alberto Spinetta died in Buenos Aires in February 2012 at the age of 62.
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Spinetta y Las Bandas Eternas
América latina - Editado por Columbia el 2/12/2010
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Téster de Violencia
América latina - Editado por RCA Victor el 1/07/1988
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Elija Y Gane
Pop - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/1999
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Un Mañana
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/2008
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Obras Cumbres
América latina - Editado por Columbia el 21/01/2021
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Pan
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/2005
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Estrelicia - MTV Unplugged (En Vivo)
América latina - Editado por Columbia el 1/01/1997
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Para Los Arboles (Album Version)
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/2003
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Prive
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/1986
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Mondo Di Cromo
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/1983
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Spinettalandia y Sus Amigos
Pop/Rock - Editado por RCA Victor el 23/08/1972
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Argentina Sorgo Films (Live At Obras / 2001)
Rock - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/2002
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Silver Sorgo (Album Version)
Pop - Editado por Universal Music Argentina S.A. el 1/01/2001
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Presentación ARTAUD - 1973 - Teatro Astral (En Vivo)
Rock - Editado por Espantapájaros bajo licencia Sucesores de Spinetta el 26/06/2020
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Exactas (En Vivo)
América latina - Editado por RCA Victor el 4/07/1990
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