Lito Vitale
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Biography
Héctor Facundo Vitale, known professionally as Lito Vitale, was born in 1961 in Villa Adelina, Argentina. He began playing piano at a young age under the guidance of his father Rubens Vitale and formed the cooperative musical group MIA (Músicos Independientes Asociados) with other musicians from San Isidro at just 12 years old. In 1983, Vitale released his debut album Vital. He then formed the Lito Vitale Cuarteto in 1988, which gained significant popularity with their first album Ese Amigo del Alma, selling over 200,000 copies in Argentina and achieving gold status in Spain. Throughout his career, Vitale collaborated with various artists including Dino Saluzzi, Bernardo Baraj, Lucho González, and Juan Carlos Baglietto. He composed soundtracks for numerous Argentine films and received two Konex Awards (1995, 2015) as an arranger and one in 2005 as an instrumentist.
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Albums
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- El Hombre de la Corbata Roja: Sexto Cuadro "El Encuentro Eterno"
- Angel Eterno: Primer Movimiento
- Impro 2 (En Vivo)
- Angel Eterno: Segundo Movimiento
- Impro 1 (En Vivo)
- Angel Eterno: Tercer Movimiento
- Escuchame Entre el Ruido
- Impro 4 (En Vivo)
- El Hombre de la Corbata Roja: Tercer Cuadro "El Juego Perverso"
- Tres Agujas by Luis Alberto Spinetta
- El Hombre de la Corbata Roja: Cuarto Cuadro "Sueño de Amor"
- La Balsa
- El Hombre de la Corbata Roja: Quinto Cuadro "Ella y Los Hombres de Ciudad"
- Impro 3 (En Vivo)
- Alumbrando a las Ãnimas
- Dios, El Fin
- Baguala de los Hueseros
- Que Ves by Alejandro Lerner
- A Estos Hombres Tristes by Liliana Vitale
- Mañana en el Abasto
- As time goes by
- Don´t cry for me Argentina
- Pubis Angelical
- Impro 6
