Los de Fuego
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Biography
Los de Fuego, also known as Sandro y Los de Fuego, were an early Argentine rock and roll band formed in 1960. Initially called Los Caniches de Oklahoma, they released their first demo with the song "Comiendo rosquitas calientes en el Puente Alsina" written by Sandro. The group transitioned to Sandro y Los de Fuego with Sandro as the lead vocalist. They became known for their cover versions of English rock songs translated into Spanish, including songs by The Beatles, Elvis Presley, The Animals, and Roy Orbison. The band released notable albums Presentando a Sandro (1963) and Al Calor de Sandro y los de Fuego (1965), gaining significant attention through their television appearances on Sábados Circulares. Despite the success, they disbanded in 1966 when Sandro pursued a solo career.
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- Track Popularity
- Las Manos by Los de Fuego
- Mi Amigo (Quem Podeira Namorarla) by Los de Fuego
- Amame (Love Me Do)
- Tentacion by Los de Fuego
- Las Noches Largas (Le Notti Lunghe)
- Si Yo Fuera Un Carpintero by Los de Fuego
- Para Siempre (Forever And A Day)
- Perseguire Al Sol (I'll Follow The Sun)
- El Trovador
- Música de Rock And Roll (Rock And Roll Music)
- Niñito (Little Child)
- Viajero Solitario (Lonesome Traveler)
- Me Siento Tan Bien (Feel So Fine)
- Alegria Por Todas Partes (Glad All Over)
- Hay Mucha Agitación (Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On) by Los de Fuego
- Confiate A Mi
- A Esto Le Llamas Amor ? (You have The Nerve To Call This Love) by Los de Fuego
- Conozco Un Lugar (I Know A Place)
- Hablando De Ti (I'm Talking About You)
- Hippy Hippy Shake
- No Te Vayas (Non Te Ne Andare)
- Polka Rock
- Dulce
- Lagrimas Solitarias (Lonely Teardrops)
