Tatuana
Tatuana formed in Buenos Aires in the early 1990s, with Sylvia Süller and José Luis "Cachorro" López meeting at a local music festival. Their name comes from...
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Tatuana formed in Buenos Aires in the early 1990s, with Sylvia Süller and José Luis "Cachorro" López meeting at a local music festival. Their name comes from the Mapuche indigenous language. They played live shows around Argentina, mixing electronic and rock sounds with traditional folk elements.
In 1997, they released their debut album "Lo Que Soñás," and the title track became a hit. The song's arrangement and Süller's vocals gave it an atmospheric quality that caught people's attention. The band's lyrics sometimes addressed social themes that weren't commonly discussed in mainstream Latin music at the time.
Tatuana kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums like "Viaje" in 2002 and "El Sueño de la Serpiente" in 2010. The group included Süller on vocals, López on guitar, Mariano López on bass, and Sergio Verdinelli on drums. Their live performances incorporated theatrical elements alongside the music.
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