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Los Alonsitos
Los Alonsitos formed in 1965 in Corrientes, Argentina, with three brothers, Ricardo, Aldo, and Franco Alarcón, at the core. They started playing local...
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A Mi Corrientes Porá
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Aquí es donde vives
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Ay Amor
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Borracho de Amor
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Cada vuelta a la esquina
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Fruto Prohibido
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Km 11
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La Modelo
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Ladrillo Bayo
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Pena de Amor
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Sapukay de mi gente
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Todo el mundo a cantar
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Los Alonsitos formed in 1965 in Corrientes, Argentina, with three brothers, Ricardo, Aldo, and Franco Alarcón, at the core. They started playing local festivals, focusing on Chamamé, a regional style built around accordion melodies and syncopated rhythms. Their early albums like "Sueños y Esperanzas" (1975) and "Para Siempre" (1980) helped them build a following beyond their province.
Their music often draws on the landscapes and traditions of Corrientes, with songs like "A Mi Corrientes Porá" and "Km 11" reflecting that connection. The group has kept recording over the decades, putting out albums such as "El Regreso" in 2006 and a collection titled "60 Años" in 2022. While the lineup has shifted to include younger members like Mateo Alarcón on drums and Juan López on bass, the Alarcón brothers remain involved with vocals, guitar, and accordion.
They've managed to stay active without dramatic reinvention, sticking close to the Chamamé foundation while letting their sound adapt naturally over time. Tracks like "Todo el mundo a cantar" and "Fruto Prohibido" show their knack for warm, accessible melodies within the genre.
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