Artist's albums
Entre el Cielo y el Infierno / El Libro Oculto
2001 · album
VII
1997 · album
Entre el Cielo y el Infierno
1995 · album
Gira Europa 93´ (Live On Tour)
1993 · album
Guerrero Del Arco Iris
1991 · album
Rata Blanca
1988 · album
Rata Blanca: Luna Park 2019 (En Vivo)
2019 · album
Tormenta Eléctrica
2015 · album
XX Aniversario En Vivo - Magos, Espadas Y Rosas
2011 · album
Mujer Amante (versión acústica)
2010 · single
The forgotten Kingdom
2009 · album
En el Teatro Opera - En Vivo
2009 · album
El Reino Olvidado
2008 · album
En vivo Teatro Gran Rex 2003 con Glenn Hughes
2005 · album
La Llave De La Puerta Secreta
2005 · album
No Stranger to Love (Live) [feat. Glenn Hughes]
2004 · single
Poder Vivo
2003 · album
El Camino del Fuego
2002 · album
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Biography
Rata Blanca was the first Argentine act ever to gain international exposure playing heavy metal music. The band's composer and backbone Walter Giardino has been pointed out as one of the finest guitarists within the history of the genre in Latin America, with a style often compared to Yngwie Malmsteen's. In 1988, Rata Blanca landed a deal with Polygram to release its debut album. Two years later, Magos, Espadas y Rosas came out with major hits such as the soft metal ballad "Mujer Amante," which has sold over one million copies to date. Rata Blanca has headlined several heavy metal gatherings, like the renowned Monsters of Rock and Rock in Rio, sharing the stage with Ozzy Osbourne, Therapy?, and Alice Cooper. In 2005, the Argentine act released the DVD En Vivo: Teatro Gran Rex, which captured a live Buenos Aires gig alongside former Deep Purple and Black Sabbath bassist Glenn Hughes. ~ Roman Kutnowski, Rovi