Jason (Argentina)
Jason formed in Argentina in the late 1980s, with Danny Romano on vocals and guitar, Willy Quiroga on bass, and Marcelo Piñeyro on drums. Their 1991 debut...
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Jason formed in Argentina in the late 1980s, with Danny Romano on vocals and guitar, Willy Quiroga on bass, and Marcelo Piñeyro on drums. Their 1991 debut album 'Alfa y Omega' included 'Carta A Un Amigo,' a song about friendship and loss that connected with listeners across Latin America. Romano wrote the lyrics, and the track became their most recognized work.
They released several more albums through the 1990s and early 2000s, like 'En El Aire' in 1994 and 'El Mar De La Tranquilidad' in 2001. Other songs from their catalog include 'El Otro Camino,' 'La Ciudad del Miedo,' and 'Once Segundos Antes De Volar.' The band's lineup changed over time, with Romano remaining the constant member.
Some critics questioned their use of synthesized sounds, but 'Carta A Un Amigo' stayed popular. They put out a compilation called 'Antología' in 2007.
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