Alejandro Sergi y Marcelo Moura
Alejandro Sergi and Marcelo Moura met in Buenos Aires in 1996 through a mutual friend. Sergi was a singer and songwriter, Moura a guitarist and composer. They...
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Alejandro Sergi and Marcelo Moura met in Buenos Aires in 1996 through a mutual friend. Sergi was a singer and songwriter, Moura a guitarist and composer. They started working together on musical ideas, and in 1999 they formed the Argentine pop-rock band Miranda! with vocalist Juliana Gattas.
Their 2004 album 'Es Imposible!' included the track 'Algo En Mí,' which became an instant fan favorite and helped propel the band to wider recognition. The song's catchy melody and relatable lyrics about a bittersweet love affair connected with listeners.
Miranda! They continued releasing albums and singles, with songs like 'Mi Ángel,' 'Perdón,' and 'Romantico' also appearing among their popular tracks.
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