Lagarta Alada
Lagarta Alada formed in Buenos Aires in 1994, with Luis Alberto Spinetta on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Torres on bass, and Daniel Wirtz on drums. Spinetta had...
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Lagarta Alada formed in Buenos Aires in 1994, with Luis Alberto Spinetta on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Torres on bass, and Daniel Wirtz on drums. Spinetta had already been part of the Argentine rock scene with Pescado Rabioso. The band released five studio albums between 1994 and 2004, starting with their self-titled debut and ending with 'Almendra'.
Their song 'Píldoras' came out in 1994 and became their most recognized track. The lyrics dealt with existential themes and self-medication, which drew some attention at the time. The band's sound pulled from rock, jazz, and experimental music, with Spinetta's poetic writing over Torres's basslines and Wirtz's drumming.
They kept recording through the late '90s and early 2000s, putting out 'China' in 1997, 'Luz' in 1999, 'El Fuego' in 2002, and their final album 'Almendra' in 2004. The music shifted from the rawer feel of the first record toward more refined and experimental territory on the later ones.
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