Dale Vuelta
Dale Vuelta formed in Buenos Aires in 1985 with Alejandro Alaci on lead vocals and guitar, Esteban Hirschfeld on guitar and vocals, Marcelo Pocavida on bass,...
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Dale Vuelta formed in Buenos Aires in 1985 with Alejandro Alaci on lead vocals and guitar, Esteban Hirschfeld on guitar and vocals, Marcelo Pocavida on bass, and Gustavo Fiocchi on drums. They mixed rock with reggae and Latin rhythms, which caught on with younger listeners in Argentina during their early years.
Their 1991 song "35 Minutos Por Televisión" became a major hit, known for its criticism of media manipulation. That track, along with others like "A Un Amigo" and "Canción Para Tu Muerte," appeared on albums including Dale Vuelta (1987), La Vuelta del Dale (1989), and Dale! (1991).
The band kept recording through the mid-1990s with releases like Dale Vuelta 4 (1994) and Dale Vuelta 5 (1996).
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