Cesar Yule
Cesar Yule formed in Buenos Aires, drawing from Argentine folk traditions while incorporating pop, rock, and electronic elements. Their 2009 album 'Flor de...
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Cesar Yule formed in Buenos Aires, drawing from Argentine folk traditions while incorporating pop, rock, and electronic elements. Their 2009 album 'Flor de Primavera' featured the song of the same name, which became their most recognizable track. They also recorded 'Me Procurar' and 'Naquele Dia' around this period.
Their debut album 'Azul' came out in 2006, followed by 'Hijos del Sol' in 2012 and 'El Sueño de la Serpiente' in 2017. The band's lineup included Santiago Moreno on vocals and guitar, Victoria Ramírez on piano and vocals, Juan Cruz González on bass, and Pablo Fernández on drums.
Cesar Yule collaborated with artists like Fito Páez and Kevin Johansen.
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