Rata Blanca, an emblematic heavy metal band from Argentina, was formed in 1986 by guitarist Walter Giardino. The band experienced a meteoric rise in popularity in their native country and throughout Latin America, blending the powerful sounds of heavy metal with classical music influences and symphonic arrangements. They shot to stardom with the release of their second album, "Magos, Espadas y Rosas" in 1990, which included one of their most iconic tracks, "Mujer Amante”. The success of this album established them as one of the most influential Spanish-speaking rock bands.

Over the years, Rata Blanca has gone through various lineup changes, with Giardino being the consistent driving force behind the band's creative output. Their impressive discography spans multiple studio albums, live recordings, and acoustic reworkings, showcasing the band’s versatility and enduring appeal. Albums like "El Reino Olvidado" and "Tormenta Eléctrica" reaffirm their place at the pinnacle of Latin American metal, with a sound that fuses power, melody, and intricate musicianship. With live recordings such as "Luna Park 2019 (En Vivo)" and "En vivo Teatro Gran Rex 2003 con Glenn Hughes," the band’s electrifying stage performances are solidified in their fans' memories. Rata Blanca has not only left an indelible mark on the metal genre but has also brought it to a wider Spanish-speaking audience, securing their legacy as rock legends.

Genres

Argentine Heavy Metal

Argentine Rock

Latin Alternative

Latin Rock

Rock En Espanol

Rock Urbano Mexicano

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Latest Release

Rata Blanca: Luna Park 2019 (En Vivo)

Rata Blanca

Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 1, 2019