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Guanaco
Guanaco formed in Uruguay in 2002 with Pablo "Pato" Lange on vocals and guitar, Nicolás "El Conejo" Barcia on guitar, Diego "Rana" Varela on bass, and Martín...
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Guanaco formed in Uruguay in 2002 with Pablo "Pato" Lange on vocals and guitar, Nicolás "El Conejo" Barcia on guitar, Diego "Rana" Varela on bass, and Martín "Tino" Silvera on drums. They released their debut album "Soledad" in 2004, and the title track became a national hit in Uruguay. The song's straightforward ballad structure and themes of love and loss connected with listeners across generations.
That core lineup has stayed together through five studio albums, including "Hasta el Final" in 2007, "Cerca" in 2010, "El Camino" in 2013, and "Instinto" in 2017. Their other songs like "Tocate Toda" and "Vamos Pa La Calle" show a different side of the band, with more rhythmic, upbeat energy compared to the melancholy of "Soledad."
Their music, particularly that early hit, remains familiar on Uruguayan radio and at shows.
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