Los Continuados
Los Continuados came together in Mar del Plata during the mid-1990s, a rock band built around singer and guitarist Santiago Segura. They worked through early...
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Los Continuados came together in Mar del Plata during the mid-1990s, a rock band built around singer and guitarist Santiago Segura. They worked through early years playing small venues, with bassist Mariano Otero and drummer Maximiliano Otaño rounding out the core lineup.
Their 1999 single "El Tren Que Nos Separa" became an unexpected national hit in Argentina, its melancholy melody connecting with listeners. That song gave them their first real break and led to their self-titled debut album in 2000.
They followed with albums like "Segundo Tiempo" in 2003 and "Circuito Cerrado" in 2006, maintaining a steady presence in Argentine rock. Other songs like "Quiero Que Seas Mi Estrella" and "Cuidala mi Dios" became part of their setlists, though none reached the same level of recognition as their breakthrough track.
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