Estelares
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Biography
Estelares, an Argentine rock band, was formed in La Plata, Buenos Aires, in 1994 by vocalist Manuel Moretti, guitarist VÃctor Bertamoni, and bassist Pali Silvera. Their debut album Extraño Lugar was released in 1996 through Del Cielito Records, followed by Amantes Suicidas in 1998, which introduced a grittier popârock sound. In 2003, the band released Ardimos under PopArt, featuring collaborations with Andrés Calamaro on "Moneda Corriente" and Gabriel Carámbula on "Bienvenida". The 2006 album Sistema Nervioso Central produced the single "Aire", which topped Argentine charts for two weeks in 2007. Subsequent releases included Una Temporada en el Amor (2009), El Costado Izquierdo (2012), Las Antenas (2016), Las Lunas (2019), and Un Mar de Soles Rojos (2022). The group maintained a steady touring schedule, performing at major festivals such as Quilmes Rock, CosquÃn Rock, and the Gran Rex, and continued to collaborate with notable artists like Enrique Bunbury.
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- RÃos de Lava
- Dos O Más
- Este Misterio
- Las Lunas
- Aleluya by Enrique Bunbury
- MelancolÃa by Estelares
- Cristal by Estelares
