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Santiago Cañete
Santiago Cañete was a vocalist and guitarist from Montevideo, Uruguay. His band, also called Santiago Cañete, worked in the cumbia style, and their 1989 album...
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Santiago Cañete was a vocalist and guitarist from Montevideo, Uruguay. His band, also called Santiago Cañete, worked in the cumbia style, and their 1989 album 'Enganchado Los Iracundos' became their most notable release. The album's title track, 'Enganchado Los Iracundos,' blends Uruguayan cumbia with songs by the band Los Iracundos.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Hola,' 'Hueco,' and 'La Quiera.' The band's lineup included Eduardo 'Pato' Romero on bass, Freddy 'Fredo' Ramos on drums, and Jorge 'Jorgito' Carbajal on percussion.
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