Los Enanitos Verdes, an indelible name in the annals of Latin American rock, began their illustrious journey in the city of Mendoza, Argentina, in 1979. Initially formed by vocalist/bassist Marciano Cantero, guitarist Felipe Staiti, and drummer Daniel Piccolo, the band experienced a few lineup changes over the years but their essence remained untouched. Their early foray into the music scene brought them local success, but it was the release of their 1986 album "Contrarreloj" that catapulted them onto the international stage, cementing their status as rock en español icons.

Throughout their career, Los Enanitos Verdes navigated the ups and downs of the music industry with a string of hits that garnered both critical acclaim and fan adoration. Celebrated for their lyrical storytelling, which often revolves around love, friendship, and socio-political commentary, they've built an enduring legacy that resonates with several generations. Albums like "Habitaciones Extrañas" and "Big Bang" showcased their versatility and ability to evolve their sound without losing the rock essence that defines them. Prolific in their output, their most recent releases such as "Pescado Original" and live renditions like "Huevos Revueltos (En Vivo)" serve as poignant reminders of their longevity and ongoing relevance in Latin rock history. To this day, their songs continue to reverberate at concerts and resonate with fans, both old and new, across the American continent and beyond.

Genres

Argentine Rock

Latin Alternative

Latin Pop

Latin Rock

Mexican Pop

Rock En Espanol

Ska Argentino

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Latest Release

Obras Cumbres

Los Enanitos Verdes

Album - 25 Tracks - Released November 6, 2019