Abuela Coca
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Abuela Coca, a Uruguayan rock group founded in Montevideo in 1991, emerged from a fusion of rock, reggae, rap, ska, salsa, jazz, and candombe, a blend the band calls âtuco.â The initial lineup, featuring Alfredo âCholeâ Gianotti on vocals and guitar, Fernando RodrÃguez on percussion, Javier Bonga on saxophone, and Omar Santiago on bass, performed their first live show in midâ1991, later adding Eduardo Risso and Eduardo âChanchaâ Elissalde. Their debut studio album, Abuela Coca, was released in 1996, followed by Después Te Explico in 1998, which achieved gold status in Uruguay and earned the 1999 Iris Award from El PaÃs. Subsequent releases-El Ritmo del Barrio (2001), El Cuarto de la Abuela (2006), Vos (2010), 20 Años (2012), and 25 Años (2018)-were accompanied by extensive tours across Argentina, Brazil, Europe, and Cuba, and collaborations with artists such as Rubén Rada and BNegão. The band announced its disbandment in November 2018, concluding with farewell concerts at the Museo del Carnaval.
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- CirÃa Cuervos
- Se Duerme Otra Vez
- Santa Soledad
- Patotero Silencioso
- Mambru
- A Eso Voy
- Mala Herencia
- El Empleado
- Voy a buscar en mi
- Se Duerme
- La pared by Chole
- Asesinos son by Chole
- Pez
- El Ritmo del Barrio
- Alquimista
- Angel
- Ozono by Chole
- El Artesano
- De Alla
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- El Penitente
- H2o
- Para Ver las Estrellas
- Paso a paso by Chole
