Artist's albums
7
2000 · album
Vilma Palma e Vampiros 2000
1999 · album
Hecatombe Disco
1998 · album
En Vivo
1997 · album
Fondo Profundo
1994 · album
3980
1993 · album
La Pachanga
1991 · album
La Pachanga (Remasterización 2022)
1991 · album
Bailalo (Remix)
2023 · single
Un Minuto Con Vos
2023 · single
Bailalo
2023 · single
Flaca
2022 · single
Psicótico
2022 · single
Bumerang (Piano y Violonchelo)
2022 · single
Ay amor
2021 · single
Besos en el Ascensor
2021 · single
Boomerang
2018 · album
Mojada (80's Remix by Claudio Bertolin)
2017 · single
Agarrate Fuerte
2012 · album
Vivo Grandes Exitos en Buenos Aires (En Vivo)
2009 · compilation
Histeria
2006 · album
Grandes Exitos Vol. 2
2005 · compilation
Lo Mejor de Vilma Palma
2003 · compilation
Vilma Palma E Vampiros, Grandes Exitos
2003 · compilation
Vuelve a Comenzar
2002 · album
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Biography
Argentinean rock band formed in 1991. Their first hit came out the following year. The Sony Music album La Pachanga, which includes a song by the same name, sold more than 100,000 copies and its main title was an instant hit in South America. Vocalist Mario Gómez and guitarist Jorge Risso were previously playing in a band called Identikit. The group didn't get the good reviews they were expecting, so they decided to start a new project along with drummer Carlos González, bassist Gerardo Pugliani, keyboardist Gustavo Sacchetti, and singers Karina Di Lorenzo and Natalia Moscariello. Vilma Palma e Vampiros recorded 3980 in 1993, reaching platinum status in their country and touring around Latin America. In 1994, Fondo Profundo proved their popularity in the Latin market. The album was followed by 1995's Sepia, Blanco y Negro, 1996's En Vivo, 1997's Angeles y Demonios, and 15 Grandes Exitos, a compilation of their greatest hits. In 1998, Vilma Palma e Vampiros released Hecatombe Disco and, with the beginning of the new millennium, the album 7. ~ Drago Bonacich, Rovi