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Em 1996, 4 amigas decidiram formar uma banda. Nascia, até então denominada, banda Las Chicas. Composta por 4 excelentes musicistas, Amora Pêra, Fernanda Gonzaga, Isadora Medella e Paula Leal, a banda que já era agraciada pela herança genética de Gonzaguinha (pai de Fernanda e Amora), tocou durante 2 anos em festas de amigos, pequenos palcos, mas nada muito comprometido. A banda se desfez, fruto da imaturidade das meninas ainda muito novas naquela época, mas retornou 4 anos após essa “pequena”pausa. Mais experientes, as meninas seguiram tocando em festivais, pequenos palcos e dessa forma, foram testando seu repertório e conquistando um...

Tres Chicas are an alt-country group from Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. When Caitlin Cary (ex-Whiskeytown), Tonya Lamm (ex-Hazeldine) and Lynn Blakey [[artist]Glory Fountain] bring their voices together, they convey sweet heartache and the world-weary acceptance that comes to insightful gals on the tall side of thirty. Their frayed harmonies saunter over melodic folk-rock gems (some culled from their previous bands) and well-chosen covers (Loretta Lynn, George Jones, Lucinda Williams) that sparkle even brighter thanks to ex-dB and North Carolina indie icon Chris Stamey's crisp production. With Blakey's sweet vulnerability on songs like "Heartbeat" ("Some people fall in love, some of...

Las Chicas Del Can is a famous and extremely successful all-female merengue group from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Originally created by Wilfrido Vargas, several teams of female vocalists and musicians have alternately performed under the name Las Chicas del Can throughout the group's history. Originally founded in 1982, Las Chicas del Can performed hit after hit throughout the eighties, and a great number of their singles and albums achieved gold and/or platinum status. Hits such as El Negro No Puede, La Media María, Sukaína, Juana la Cubana, Culeca, Ta' Pillao, Fuego, Fiebre, and Las Pequeñas Cosas are now considered "classics"...