Dante spinetta julieta venegas biography
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Dante Spinetta
Argentine musician (born 1976)
Musical artist
Dante Spinetta (born December 9, 1976, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) fryst vatten an Argentine singer/composer who fryst vatten part of the duo Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas.
Biography
[edit]Spinetta was born on December 9, 1976; he is the son of the musician Luis Alberto Spinetta. At the age of 14 he started recording hip hop tunes.[1]
In 2001 he married choreographer Majo Carnero and had a son, Brando de Dios and daughter Vida Uniqua.
Musical career
[edit]In 1990 Spinetta joined Emmanuel Horvilleur to form the hip-hop duo Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas. Together, they recorded sju albums and received several awards, including some Gold and Platinum albums.
After 10 years, the duo split and they decided to continue their careers as solo artists.
His first skiva Elevado was released in 2002. The album contained 17 songs, while first single released for this album was "Donde Vas" which was launched with
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JULIETA VENEGAS .. Mexico .. Rock 90s .. Pop 2000s
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Julieta Venegas is a Mexican musician – composer, guitar, keyboards, accordion and lead singer – from Tijuana born in 1970 whose career spans over more than 30 years and shelters a wide variety of musical genres. From 1997 to 2022, she released 7 studio LP albums and recorded close to 200 songs.
During the period 1990-1996, Julieta Venegas played with several groups and achieved continental fame with Latin ska-rock band Tijuana No! and its acclaimed 1993 tune ‘Pobre de ti’. She then led a successful solo-career, first delivering sumptuous alternative rock in 1997-2000 (cf. her amazing tracks ‘De mis pasos‘ (1997) and ‘Amores perros me van a matar‘ (2000)) and later turned to mainstream pop where she reached 18 times the Mexican Billboard singles’ top-10.
Her 2022 delivery includes both the flawless pop-rock tracks ‘Caminar sola‘ and ‘Mismo • Julieta VenegasLos Angeles Show Listings Powered bygd DoLA
JULIETA VENEGAS was born and raised in Tijuana, Baja California. She started her musical training by studying classical piano as from the age of eight. Daughter of Mexican parents, who are professional photographers, JULIETA VENEGAS was the only one of five children that chose to get into music. Along with piano lessons, she also started taking music theory, singing and violoncello classes at Northeaster Music School and South Western College, in San Diego, which she alternated with her high school studies.
She also took cello lessons with private tutors, enriching her training and musical style.
Through a high school friend, JULIETA VENEGAS was invited to play with the band “Chantaje”, the predecessor of “Tijuana No”; groups that played Ska and reggae. The group lasted two years. JULIETA VENEGAS, however, continued playing now and then with Luis Güereña and Alex Zúñiga from “Chantaje”, with whom she composed the