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Garibaldi

  • Genre: Latin
  • Active: '90s
  • Major Members: Pilar Montenegro

Biography

Mexican Latin pop group Garibaldi, name based on a place at Mexico City where local troubadours used to sing for free, was formed in 1989, climbing on music charts soon after releasing 1990's Que Te La Pongo. Playing a mixture of tropical and dance-pop styles, Garibaldi had the opportunity to perform live around Latin America, including the prestigious Acapulco and Viña del Mar festivals. At the beginning of the new millennium, after Patricia Manterola, actress/singer Pilar Montenegro, and Víctor Noriega departed, among other lineup changes, Garibaldi returned with 2001's Punto G. ~ Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide

Representative Albums:

Coleccion Mi Historia, Noche Buena Con Garibaldi, Grito De Guerra Y Grito De Amor

Similar Artists:

Amaury Gutiérrez, Frankie Ruiz, Paquito Guzmán, Andy Montañez

Performed Songs By:

Carlos Goméz
 
 
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Garibaldi was a Mexican group of young men and women, wearing a very free version of the traditional charro costume while singing modern version of traditional songs, causing some controversy. The name Garibaldi comes from Plaza Garibaldi in Mexico City where mariachi bands can be found.

Members

The former members, and their current occupations are:

Films

  • Dónde quedó la bolita (1993)

Discography

  1. Garibaldi (1988)
  2. Que Te La Pongo (1990)
  3. Noche Buena (1990)
  4. Los Hijos De Buda (1991)
  5. Donde Quedo La Bolita (1993)
  6. Gritos De Guerra, Gritos De Amor (1993)
  7. Caribe (1994)
  8. Reunion 10 (1999)

 
 

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