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Banda Alternativa (Uruguai)
Banda Alternativa formed in Montevideo in the early 2000s, playing a mix of rock and Latin rhythms that didn't fit neatly into existing Uruguayan genres....
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cuartetazo
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La Momia de José
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Llorar
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No Es La Imagen
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Pan Caliente!
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Pinguiton
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Proposito
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Te Esperaré
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Una Senal (part. Jay Kalyl y Gabriel Rodríguez EMC)
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Universo de Amor
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Banda Alternativa formed in Montevideo in the early 2000s, playing a mix of rock and Latin rhythms that didn't fit neatly into existing Uruguayan genres. Their debut album 'Alternativa' established this approach, and they followed it with records like 'Zorzal' and 'El Peso del Alma'.
Some of their songs like 'Una Señal' feature collaborations with artists like Jay Kalyl and Gabriel Rodríguez EMC. Other tracks in their catalog include 'Cuartetazo', 'La Momia de José', 'Llorar', and 'No Es La Imagen'.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for being too experimental or for lyrical content that challenged social norms. They kept working with the sound they'd developed, which remained distinct from more conventional rock or pop acts in Uruguay.
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