Marcelo Pedrozo
Marcelo Pedrozo is an Argentinian musician from Rosario who formed Alma Mía with vocalist Emma Rousset in 1998. Their debut single "Alma Mía" became a hit,...
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Marcelo Pedrozo is an Argentinian musician from Rosario who formed Alma Mía with vocalist Emma Rousset in 1998. Their debut single "Alma Mía" became a hit, blending tango influences with accessible melodies.
He has worked both as a solo artist and with Alma Mía, releasing albums like Estoy En Ti in 2001 and Rosario in 2005. Other songs in his catalog include "Ancho de Basto" and "Cien Balas."
While the existing history mentions some controversies related to his outspoken nature, the musical details are more straightforward. He continues to be associated with the Alma Mía project, which has maintained a presence in Latin music circles for over two decades.
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