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Facundo Cabral had been a very popular singer and philosopher. He was also an author of many of the songs he sang and many artists have adopted his songs as well . He had sung "protest" songs that made him popular. He also had traveled with Alberto Cortez and made a record(cd)together with him. Mr. Cabral appeared early in his career at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. He became a good friend of famous composer Jose Alfredo Jimenez of Mexico and has himself a large fan following in Mexico. He was murdered the morning of July 9th...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Credo *Latvian* - 2) Credo *UK* - 3) Credo *German* - 4) Credo *Czech* - 5) Credo *Netherlands* - 6) Credo *Slovak* - 7) Credo *Estonian* 1) Credo is a legendary Latvian pop/rock band formed in Liepāja, Latvia in 1974. See more at http://credo.suppermusic.net. Members: Guntis Veits (vocals, guitar), Armands Alksnis (guitar), Aivars Vīksna (bass), Gundars Lintiņš (drums), Artūrs Palkēvičs (keyboard). 2) Credo is a UK Progressive Rock band formed in 1994. See more at www.credo.gb.com Members: Tim Birrell on guitars, Jim Murdoch on bass, Mark Colton on vocals, Mike...

not the typical "chiptune" artist, facundo is constantly working on new experiments. he has been playing music since he acquired his first electric guitar in 1994 and has not stopped since. facundo has played guitar in a few punk bands (reagans nj and knife band) and is currently playing bass for interior decorating. most of his 8bit type of music is flat out un-danceable, keeping his genre to a giant question mark. please check out his netlabel which is being updated quite frequently as of lately: http://dforbidden.blogspot.com .

Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota was a rock band originally from La Plata, Argentina in 1976. Their tours in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s drew a cult-like following that mirrored Grateful Dead frenzy in the United States. The band's strength lies in the semantic power of its lyrics, which discuss different topics such as politics, drugs and women, but always from a philosophical and existential point of view. The band represented a counter-cultural paradigm, reinforced and supported by its truly independent production nature. The band maintained a no-TV contact policy, a very seldom and sparse contact with the...