Andrés Calamaro , often called "El Salmón," is one of the most prolific and influential figures in Spanish-language rock
This double album is widely considered Calamaro's absolute masterpiece. Written and recorded during a tumultuous period of heartbreak and excess, it features 37 tracks that blend rock, tango, reggae, and blues. "Te Quiero Igual", "Paloma", "Los Aviones".
"Te quiero igual", "Paloma", "La parte de adelante", "Cuando te conocí", "Maradona". El Salmón (2000)
Álbum en vivo que registra su histórico regreso a los escenarios en el Estadio Luna Park de Buenos Aires. Fue un éxito masivo que lo reconcilió con su público. andres calamaro discografia completa top
: Un disco de culto grabado en plena hiperinflación argentina. Aunque menos comercial en su momento, hoy es valorado como una de sus piezas creativas más audaces antes de su partida a España.
Whether you are a longtime "Calamaresco" or a newcomer, here is a complete look at his solo studio discography and the essential rankings for your playlist. The Essential Solo Discography The Early Years (Argentina)
is one of the most prolific and influential figures in Spanish-language rock history . From his early breakthrough with Los Abuelos de la Nada to his massive success with Los Rodríguez and a monumental solo career, the Argentine singer-songwriter has shaped the soundtrack of generations. His immense body of work spans commercial pop-rock, experimental lo-fi marathons, and heartfelt tango interpretations. Andrés Calamaro , often called "El Salmón," is
A massive double-album recorded during a personal crisis; it is widely considered his masterpiece and a landmark of Spanish-language rock.
To make the work more accessible, a single-disc version with 25 songs was later released, as well as a double album called in 2011, which includes 54 songs. The original edition features a vast range of styles, showcasing the artist's incredible versatility. It includes songs like "El Salmón" , "Días distintos" , "Tuyo siempre" , and "Ok perdón, fue sin querer" .
Born on August 22, 1961, in Buenos Aires, Calamaro was surrounded by artistic and musical influences from the start. He began playing the bandoneon at age eight and by seventeen was playing keyboards in the group "Raíces". After a brief stint with "Elmer Band," he received a crucial recommendation from his friend Alejandro Lerner to join the new incarnation of the legendary band . "Te quiero igual", "Paloma", "La parte de adelante",
Su debut como solista, producido por Charly García. Un disco con un sonido muy de los años 80, bailable y pop. Destacan canciones como "Fabio zerpa tiene razón" y "Otro amor en la disco".
A monumental 103-track quintuple album that cemented his reputation for unbridled, round-the-clock creativity.
: This is widely considered his definitive solo sound, featuring massive hits like "Flaca" and "Loco". Honestidad Brutal (1999)
Beyond his solo albums, Calamaro was a fundamental member of two of the most important bands in Latin rock history:
Andrés Calamaro , often called "El Salmón," is one of the most prolific and influential figures in Spanish-language rock
This double album is widely considered Calamaro's absolute masterpiece. Written and recorded during a tumultuous period of heartbreak and excess, it features 37 tracks that blend rock, tango, reggae, and blues. "Te Quiero Igual", "Paloma", "Los Aviones".
"Te quiero igual", "Paloma", "La parte de adelante", "Cuando te conocí", "Maradona". El Salmón (2000)
Álbum en vivo que registra su histórico regreso a los escenarios en el Estadio Luna Park de Buenos Aires. Fue un éxito masivo que lo reconcilió con su público.
: Un disco de culto grabado en plena hiperinflación argentina. Aunque menos comercial en su momento, hoy es valorado como una de sus piezas creativas más audaces antes de su partida a España.
Whether you are a longtime "Calamaresco" or a newcomer, here is a complete look at his solo studio discography and the essential rankings for your playlist. The Essential Solo Discography The Early Years (Argentina)
is one of the most prolific and influential figures in Spanish-language rock history . From his early breakthrough with Los Abuelos de la Nada to his massive success with Los Rodríguez and a monumental solo career, the Argentine singer-songwriter has shaped the soundtrack of generations. His immense body of work spans commercial pop-rock, experimental lo-fi marathons, and heartfelt tango interpretations.
A massive double-album recorded during a personal crisis; it is widely considered his masterpiece and a landmark of Spanish-language rock.
To make the work more accessible, a single-disc version with 25 songs was later released, as well as a double album called in 2011, which includes 54 songs. The original edition features a vast range of styles, showcasing the artist's incredible versatility. It includes songs like "El Salmón" , "Días distintos" , "Tuyo siempre" , and "Ok perdón, fue sin querer" .
Born on August 22, 1961, in Buenos Aires, Calamaro was surrounded by artistic and musical influences from the start. He began playing the bandoneon at age eight and by seventeen was playing keyboards in the group "Raíces". After a brief stint with "Elmer Band," he received a crucial recommendation from his friend Alejandro Lerner to join the new incarnation of the legendary band .
Su debut como solista, producido por Charly García. Un disco con un sonido muy de los años 80, bailable y pop. Destacan canciones como "Fabio zerpa tiene razón" y "Otro amor en la disco".
A monumental 103-track quintuple album that cemented his reputation for unbridled, round-the-clock creativity.
: This is widely considered his definitive solo sound, featuring massive hits like "Flaca" and "Loco". Honestidad Brutal (1999)
Beyond his solo albums, Calamaro was a fundamental member of two of the most important bands in Latin rock history:
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