Los Visconti
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Biography
Los Visconti, originally known as Los Hermanos Visconti, were twin brothers Abel and VÃctor Visconti from Coronel Dorrego, Buenos Aires, who began their musical journey in the early 1950s, drawing on romantic and emotive interpretations of valsecitos criollos. Their breakthrough came in 1974 when they performed at the prestigious CosquÃn Festival and achieved national fame with their heartfelt delivery of Andean-inspired folklore. Throughout the late 1970s and 1980s, they released a succession of studio albumsâincluding Un solo corazón (1975), Abriendo huellas (1976), El cantar de Los Visconti (1978), Tú y mi guitarra (1979), and Valsecitos (1982)âbuilding a reputation as âthe Kings of the Valsecito Criollo.â The duoâs romantic songs such as âDorreguero y payador,â âA Coronel Dorrego,â âBahÃa Blanca,â âMamá vieja,â âAndate,â and âPaisaje colombianoâ resonated deeply across Latin America, particularly in Colombia and the wider folk music community. After VÃctorâs death in April 2005, Abel honored his brother with Homenaje a mi hermano (2006), featuring the moving tribute âAdiós hermano.â He continued to perform under the name Los Visconti, teaming up with singer Hernán Corvalán for albums like 2012's Para el Mundo (En Vivo). In 2021 and 2022, Abel re-recorded some of the group's biggest hits on the album Duos Que Llevo en el Alma y el Corazón Vol. 1 & 2, which featured a cover of the classic tango "Yira Yira."
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- Mama Vieja
- Dejenme Aqui
- Mi Ultimo Suspiro
- Mis Delirios
- Quiero Verte una Vez Mas
- Nuestro Oculto Amor
- Mis Harapos
- Mi Amor Ya Me Voy
- Cuando Llega Diciemgre
- Siempre Solo featuring Los Visconti
- El Tiempo Se Va a Cobrar
- Popurri de Valses
- Payador y de Dorrego
- De Mi Esperanza by Los Visconti
- 9 de Julio
- Mi Señora Amada
- Alma MÃa PopurrÃ
- Mujer Ingrata
- Veneno
- No Te Canses de Sembrar
- A Toda Colombia
- Mama Paula
- Bahia Blanca
- Vieja Botella de Vino
