Indio Solari y Los Fundamentalistas del Aire Acondicionado

Indio Solari y Los Fundamentalistas del Aire Acondicionado are a group that was born around him, as if he were the axis of a band that moved between improvisation and rhythm. At the heart of the project were Gaspar Benegas and Baltazar Comotto playing guitars, Marcelo Torres on bass, Hernán Arramberri on drums, Alejo von der Pahlen on saxophone, Ervin Stutz on trumpet and trombone, and Debora Dixxon on vocals. Although Indio Solari wasn't the leader, he was part of the group, but only as a guest, with his voice, guitar and keyboards.

They recorded in Parque Leloir an album called El tesoro de los inocentes, a bingo fuel that was presented in La Plata and Montevideo. It was their first work as a band, and Indio moved between the songs as if he had known them all along. In the same year, he appeared on the album Tren de fugitivos by El soldado, a guy who used to play with Los Redondos. He sang in two tracks: Ángel de los perdedores and Trago especial, where Skay Beilinson also participated on guitar.

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1 album|s · 2013

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In 2006 he recorded his first cover, El Salmón by Andrés Calamaro, for a disc by his friend Lito Vitale. Then came Porco Rex, his solo album, which came out in December 2007. He presented it in Jesús María, in front of 40,000 people, and then in Tandil, with 60,000. In each show they revisited songs by Los Redondos, and at the end of the pogo más grande del mundo, they announced the next date in San Luis. The show ended at the Juan Gilberto Funes stadium, with 40,000 more.

In 2010 he returned to Tandil, and this time he surpassed 100,000. It was his only show of the year. A few days later El perfume de la tempestad came out, where he called it Caballo Loco. It was presented in a radio interview with Mario Pergolini. In 2011 they did three concerts, in Salta, Junín and Tandil, and the one in Mendoza became the show with the most paid audience in the history of Argentine rock.

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País: 🇦🇷 Argentina

Members

guitarra · actual: Baltasar Comotto
choir vocals, fundador · actual: Deborah Dixon
choir vocals · actual: Luciana Palacios
trompeta · actual: Miguel Ángel Tallarita
saxo · actual: Sergio Colombo
other vocals · 2004–presente: Pablo Sbaraglia
guitarra eléctrica · 2005–presente: Gaspar Benegas
bass · 2016–presente: Fernando Nalé
batería · 2007–2018: Martín Carrizo
voz, fundador: Indio Solari

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