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La Cantante Calva
La Cantante Calva formed in the late 1970s with Fernando Pardo on vocals and guitar, Carlos Maldonado on bass, and Juan Pablo Viteri on drums. Their music...
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Animal
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Cuando La Fe Se Va
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Cuento Los Segundos
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Dame Mas Tv
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Donde Las Mujeres No Tienen Nombre
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Escorpion
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Fuera de Control
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Fusible
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Imagina
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Jhamas
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Madre
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Necesito Amor
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PIEL
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Peligrosa
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Rezare
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Solo Un Angel
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La Cantante Calva formed in the late 1970s with Fernando Pardo on vocals and guitar, Carlos Maldonado on bass, and Juan Pablo Viteri on drums. Their music pulled from punk and experimental rock, with songs like "Animal" and "Escorpion" built around dissonant harmonies and Pardo's raspy delivery. They released their debut album "Animal" in 1981.
Their sound was challenging for some audiences, and they never found much commercial footing. They kept working anyway, putting out albums like "Interzona" in 1982 and a self-titled record in 1984. In 1986 they collaborated with Brazilian musician Arnaldo Baptista on "Holocausto Caníbal." They returned to more experimental material with "El Silencio" in 1995.
La Cantante Calva developed a cult following over time, particularly among listeners drawn to their uncompromising approach. Their catalog includes songs like "Cuando La Fe Se Va," "Cuento Los Segundos," and "Fuera de Control."
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