Club Almirante Brown
Club Almirante Brown formed in 1998, a group of friends from Buenos Aires who started playing cumbia. Their song "No Tengo Un Mango" became widely known, its...
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Club Almirante Brown formed in 1998, a group of friends from Buenos Aires who started playing cumbia. Their song "No Tengo Un Mango" became widely known, its title translating to "I Don't Have a Dime" and speaking to financial struggles in Argentina.
Led by vocalist Pablito Ruiz, the band put out albums like "Dale Que Va" and "La Cumbia Es La Que Manda." Other songs in their catalog include "Chigago Sos Cagon," "Esta Es La Banda Loca Del Almirante," and "Che Mataderos." Their music kept a cumbia foundation while sometimes bringing in other sounds.
The lineup has included Ruiz along with guitarist Ezequiel "Cheque" Guichapani, bassist Facundo "Chuky" Moreno, and drummer Daniel "Colo" Ayala. Their live shows developed a reputation for being loud and energetic, drawing crowds in Buenos Aires and beyond.
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