Los Gatos Salvajes
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Biography
Formed in Rosario in 1964 by keyboardist Ciro Fogliatta, Los Gatos Salvajes were one of Argentinaâs first rockânâroll bands to sing in Spanish. Originally named The Wild Cats, they started playing Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry covers at local venues and released a single titled âOye Niñaâ in 1963 before changing their name to Los Gatos Salvajes. In 1964, lead singer Rubén Rojas left the band and was replaced by Litto Nebbia. The band eventually relocated to Buenos Aires, where they made a series of appearances on the TV show Escala Musical during 1965. This led to a recording contract with the label Music Hall, who released their eponymous studio debut later that year. After their contract with Escala Musical ended in 1966, the group decided to call it quits. Only a year after Los Gatos Salvajes' dissolution, Fogliatta and Nebbia went on to create Los Gatos, one of the first Argentine rock bands to achieve mainstream success.
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Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Congratulations
- Como Yo Vivo
- Escala Musical (Tv) : Watcha Gonna Do' About You / Glad All Over / She Loves You / La Respuesta
- ¿Por Qué Heriste Mi Corazón?
- Boleto Para Pasear
- Eres Mala
- Estoy Llorando
- Me Tienes Que Besar
- Yo Soy el Mejor
- Blues de Santa Fe
- Harás lo Que Te Pida
- Presentación by Claudio Kleiman
- Necesito Saber
- Bajo La Rambla (Under the Boardwalk)
- Déjame, Déjame
- Comentario de Litto
- Hablando de Ti
- Marian
- Tan Sólo un Perdedor
- Por Qué Mi Amor?
- Peppermint Twist
- Ruta a Go Go
- Nueva Zamba para Mi Tierra by Andrés Calamaro
- Lo Que Más Me Gusta a MÃ
