Sin Estribos
Sin Estribos formed in Argentina in the late 1990s. Their debut album "Bautismo de Fuego" came out in 1998, mixing Argentine folk with rock elements. The...
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Sin Estribos formed in Argentina in the late 1990s. Their debut album "Bautismo de Fuego" came out in 1998, mixing Argentine folk with rock elements. The band's lineup has included Raúl Barboza on vocals, guitar, and charango, Jorge Cumbo on vocals and guitar, Gustavo Patiño on drums, and Mario Gusso on bass.
Their song "Gaucho Doble Chapa" appeared on the 2000 album "Amanecer." It became one of their most recognizable tracks, along with "El Agrario." They've worked with other Argentine musicians like Mercedes Sosa, León Gieco, and Victor Heredia.
Sin Estribos has released nine studio albums. Their music often touches on social and environmental themes, which has sometimes drawn attention beyond just the music itself.
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