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🇦🇷 Argentina · 1999 — present

Airbag

Three brothers from Don Torcuato, a town in the province of Buenos Aires, who started playing covers of Deep Purple, The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, Chuck Berry, Green Day, and Blink-182. Thus began Airbag: Patricio Sardelli on lead guitar, keyboards, and vocals; Gastón Sardelli on bass and vocals; and Guido Sardelli on drums, rhythm guitar, and vocals. In 2003 they signed with Warner Music and released their first album of the same name.

Early in 2006 they traveled to Spain to record Blanco y Negro, their second album, which they presented at the Luna Park stadium. That same year they contributed the song A Whole Life Waiting for You to the soundtrack of the television series Alma Pirata. In December 2007 they went into the studio to record Una Hora a Tokyo, which was released in 2008. At that time they also had a legal conflict with their former manager and broke up with Warner. Among the first shows of that period, they performed at the solidarity festival ALAS alongside Shakira, Alejandro Sanz, and Calle 13.

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17 Songs
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The independent path led them to compose nearly 100 songs, from which they chose twelve for their next album, which they released without a label. In August 2012 they launched the video of Cae el Sol, directed by Patricio Sardelli and Gabriel Grieco. In November 2013 came Libertad, their fifth album, with the singles Por mil noches and Libertad. That year they also placed the song Naturaleza Muerta in the soundtrack of the film Still Life, with some appearances of Patricio on screen.

In September 2016 they released Mentira la Verdad, with Vivamos El Momento as the first single. In 2019 they opened the show for Muse at the Hipódromo de Palermo, Buenos Aires. And in October 2020, after the pandemic of COVID-19 delayed their plans, Al Parecer Todo Ha Sido Una Trampa was released, which includes a collaboration with Los Enanitos Verdes on the song Volver a casa. Eight studio albums and two live albums in the catalog, and they continue touring throughout Latin America.

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Nacimiento
1 ene 1999
País
🇦🇷 Argentina
Género
hard rock

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bass, founder · actual
Gastón Sardelli
drums, founder · actual
Guido Sardelli
piano, founder · actual
Patricio Sardelli

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