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'El Canto Del Loco' oznacza w języku hiszpañskim śpiew wariata. Jest to grupa pop-rockowa założona w roku 2000przez Daniego Martína i Ivána Ganchegui, który w 2002 roku opuścił grupę. Teraz grupa składa się z: Daniego Martína (wokal), Davida Otero (gitara i chórki), Chema Ruiza (gitara basowa) i Carlosa Gamóna (perkusja). Zadebiutowali w 2000 roku albumem "El canto del loco". Ich ostatni album Personas wydany w 2008 roku, zdobył nagrodę Premios 40 Principales za najlepszy album, najlepszą piosenkę ("Eres tonto") oraz najlepszy teledysk ("Eres tonto"- 3 wersje). ALBUMY: - El canto del loco 2000 - A contracorriente 2002 - El Canto...

I Cantori Gregoriani are a male voice group which exclusively dedicates itself to the study and the spread of Gregorian chant. Consisting entirely of specialists, the ensemble bases its own performances on the research of semiology, that is the study of antique manuscripts dating from the Xth –X1th centuries. The performances of the group are aimed at transmitting, through the actual instruments of the semiology, the expressive force of Gregorian chant, i.e. the correct musical representation of the ancient exegetic tradition of the sacred texts. The founder and director of the group is Fulvio Rampi, professor in Gregorian chant at...

The Canton Spirituals are an award-winning gospel recording group and are regarded as pioneers in the genre of traditional gospel music. Founded in Canton, Mississippi in 1943, the original Canton Spirituals were Eddie Jackson, Theo Thompson, Roscoe Lucious and founder Harvey Watkins, Sr. (December 5, 1929-November 16, 1994). Today, the group is fronted by Watkins' son, Harvey, Jr., and consists of Billy Voss, David Curry, Merlin Lucious, Alton Hollis and Maurice Morgan. .

The Schola Cantorum Amsterdam (SCA) was established in 1959 as the gregorian chant choir for the University of Amsterdam's Roman Catholic student community. .

Guido Belcanto (real name Guido Versmissen, born 23 May 1953) is a Belgian chansonnier, singing in Dutch. .