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Club Atlético Colón Santa Fe
Club Atlético Colón Santa Fe formed in Santa Fe, Argentina in 1992. They built a following through local club shows and festivals, developing a sound that...
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Cantemos Todos
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Como Alí
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Cuatro ebrios
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Dale Colon Que Hay Que Ganar
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El murguero
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En Santa Fe Hay Un Solo Grande
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Hacelo por Mi- Attaqee
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Lamento Parrandero
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Los Vagos Me Enseñaron a Quererte
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Marcha
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Mi Cajon
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Movetee
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Muchacha triste- Los palmeras
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Muriendo de Pena
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No Somos Como El Tatengue, Que Es Amargo Y de La B
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Pasan Los Años
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Club Atlético Colón Santa Fe formed in Santa Fe, Argentina in 1992. They built a following through local club shows and festivals, developing a sound that eventually connected with audiences across the region.
Their 1999 song "Ponga Huevo" became a regional hit, helping the band reach wider popularity. They followed it with albums like "Huevo" that same year, "De Santa Fe a Vos" in 2002, and "Somos Colón" in 2019. Other songs in their catalog include "Dale Colon Que Hay Que Ganar," "Marcha," and "Soy Sabalero - Los Palmeras."
The group's lineup has included Leo Suardi on vocals, Fede Cantero on guitar, Alan Maturano on bass, and Pato Escalante on drums. Their music, often direct and energetic, has maintained a steady presence in Argentine popular music for decades.
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