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Romero San Juan
Romero San Juan formed in Buenos Aires in 2002. The band includes Matías Romero on vocals and guitar, Juan Manuel San Juan on guitar and vocals, Martín...
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Romero San Juan formed in Buenos Aires in 2002. The band includes Matías Romero on vocals and guitar, Juan Manuel San Juan on guitar and vocals, Martín Ferreyra on bass, and Pablo Jivotovschy on drums. Their song "Dos Orillas" came out in 2006.
Their music draws from Argentine folk traditions and artists like Atahualpa Yupanqui and Mercedes Sosa, while also incorporating jazz and rock elements. The band has been known to address political themes in their work, which has sometimes drawn attention in Argentina.
They've released several albums, including one self-titled record. The group continues to perform and record, maintaining the lineup they established early on.
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