Charly
Charly García started playing piano at four, drawing from classical composers and rock acts like the Beatles. In 1972, he formed the band Sui Generis with...
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Charly García started playing piano at four, drawing from classical composers and rock acts like the Beatles. In 1972, he formed the band Sui Generis with Nito Mestre, releasing several albums before going solo. His 1983 album "Clics Modernos" included the song "Cantante," a ballad that resonated with many listeners.
García's career has been marked by personal challenges, including substance abuse and mental health issues. In 1990, he was arrested for throwing a television out of a hotel window. Despite these struggles, his music has influenced other musicians in Latin America, blending classical, rock, and Latin rhythms.
His discography includes albums like "Piano Bar" from 1984 and "Yendo de la Cama al Living" from 1982. These works reflect his experimental approach, though he hasn't released new material in recent years.
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