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La Musicalité
La Musicalité formed in Buenos Aires in 2004, built around three brothers: Maximiliano, Cristian, and Sebastián Ghione. Maximiliano handles lead vocals and...
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Cantar mi historia
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Tonada desde ti
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Universo
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4 Elementos
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Adios
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Alma Gemela
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Brisa
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Como Tu
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Dueño y Esclavo
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Dulce
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En Sentido Contrario
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Genio Del Dolor
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Insomnio
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Lo Que Pueda Ser
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Mala Sangre
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Nada Volvera a Ser Como Antes
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La Musicalité formed in Buenos Aires in 2004, built around three brothers: Maximiliano, Cristian, and Sebastián Ghione. Maximiliano handles lead vocals and writes most of the songs, Cristian plays guitar and keyboards, and Sebastián is on bass. They've kept that core lineup steady while working with various session musicians for their live shows.
The song's lyrics about power and submission drew criticism from some feminist groups, who argued it promoted harmful stereotypes. The band maintained that their music was meant to provoke discussion, and the attention helped push them into wider recognition.
They followed with albums like "Corazón en Llamas" and "Siglo XXI," which continued to explore melodic rock while touching on themes like technology and social change. Other songs in their catalog include "Insomnio," "Ninfomania," and "Te Miro."
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