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Vía Varela
Vía Varela started playing in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1991. The band's first single, "Vía Varela," became a hit there and helped them find an audience....
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A La Chapa
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Sospechoso
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Vos Si, Vos No
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Ayuden Al Pobre
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Chica Freud
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Cielo Gris
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Demoledor
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El Loco
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Leve Confusion
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Libertad
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Madres de Hierro
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Mami, Papi, Uf
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No Pasara
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No Sabria
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O Juremos
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Pasaje Benitez
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Vía Varela started playing in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1991. The band's first single, "Vía Varela," became a hit there and helped them find an audience. Enrique "Quique" Narbondo sang and played guitar, and Alberto "Beto" Topalian played drums. Other members over time included Gerardo "Gamuza" Ramos on bass, Daniel "Tatán" Pruneri on guitar, and Pablo "Pablito" Silvera on keyboards.
They put out their first album, also called "Vía Varela," in 1991. Later records like "Vampiro" and "Superhéroe" followed. Songs like "A La Chapa" and "El Loco" show the straightforward rock sound they were known for. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social topics, which occasionally drew attention.
By the early 2000s, they had been playing for about a decade. They worked through a legal issue about the band's name around 2002. The group kept recording and playing shows in Uruguay and elsewhere in Latin America.
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