Los Enanitos Verdes lyrics
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Artist's albums
Combinaciones Premiadas
2001 · compilation
Antología
2000 · album
El Legado De...
1999 · album
Nectar
1999 · album
Rockit
2023 · single
Obras Cumbres
2019 · album
El Instante Pasó
2019 · single
Huevos Revueltos (En Vivo)
2018 · album
Devuélveme a Mi Chica (En Vivo)
2018 · single
Y Ahora Te Vas
2018 · single
Tic Tac
2013 · album
No Me Dejes Caer - Single
2013 · single
Rock Latino
2012 · album
Recupera tus Clásicos
2010 · album
Inéditos
2009 · album
Lo Esencial
2007 · album
Coleccion Suprema
2007 · album
Cronicas
2007 · album
Este Es Tu Rock - Los Enanitos Verdes
2006 · album
Mariposa
2006 · single
Pescado Original
2006 · album
En Vivo
2004 · album
Lucha Rock
2004 · compilation
Original Masters
2004 · album
Coleccion de Oro
2002 · album
Amores Lejanos
2002 · album
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Biography
Argentinian pop/rock band los Enanitos Verdes was formed in the late '70s by singer/bassist Marciano Cantero, guitarist Felipe Staiti, and drummer Daniel Piccolo. After moving from Mendoza to Buenos Aires, the band started touring the local club circuit. In 1984, guitarist Sergio Embrioni and keyboardist Tito Dávila joined, and los Enanitos Verdes' first album was recorded and released, followed by Contra Reloj, produced by Andrés Calamaro, in 1986. Soon after issuing Carrousel, the band began touring South America, becoming one of the favorite acts at the prestigious Viña del Mar Festival. Around the same time, "La Muralla Verde" started climbing the most important Latin rock charts. In 1989, los Enanitos Verdes successfully toured Central America, and reached the U.S. while participating in the Billboard Latin Forum Showcase in 1995. After performing at some North American venues, the original trio lineup recorded 1998's Tracción Acústica and 1999's Grammy-nominated Nectar. Co-founder Marciano Cantero died on September 8, 2022 after being hospitalized for renal failure. He was 62 years old. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi