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Sentidos Opuestos was a Mexican pop duo formed by local producer Miguel Blasco in the early '90s. Alessandra Rosaldo started singing at the age of 12, soon becoming a backup singer for Latin star Lucero. Joined by Chacho Gaytán, the act released a self-titled debut album in 1993, getting their songs "Historias De Amor" and "Escribeme En El Cielo" climbing on local charts. A year later, Sentidos Opuestos recorded 'Al Sol Que Mas Calienta', moving to Barcelona, Spain, to make 'Viviendo Del Futuro' produced by Eduardo Posada and released in 1997. After issuing 'Viento A Favor' in 1998, Chacho Gaytán...

Four years ago five young musicians with different musical tendencies got together to make up the band "Sexto Sentido", a rock band that has played several gigs and won multiple awards. From its beginnings, "Sexto Sentido" has recorded a collection of songs that has allowed them to gain recognition among the young crowd that admires their music, not only in Colombia but in foreign markets too. In 2005 they published their first collection of 6 songs that made part of the international split CD called "Extremos" which counted with the participation of the Argentinean band "EN" and the American band...

Os Resentidos (The Resentfuls) was a spanish rock band founded in the year 1984 by Antón Reixa (well-known galician poet and film maker), Alberto Torrado and Javier Soto. Javier later left the band, being replaced by Xabier Debesa. Antón Reixa wrote the songs while the other two played the music. The instrumentation ranged from traditional Galician bagpipes (gaitas) to synthesizers electric guitars and bass. Os Resentidos disbanded in 1994. Their most recognizable hit was "Fai un sol de carallo" (1986), a folk inflected politic-danceable rock song. They always sang in Galician language, claiming the use of this endangered idiom all...

O Tangos & Tragédias foi criado no ano de 1984, em Porto Alegre. Desde 1987, é exibido nas temporadas de verão, durante o mês de janeiro, no Teatro São Pedro. O espetáculo já passou por diversos teatros do Brasil, além de contar com uma versão em língua espanhola, apresentada em Buenos Aires (Argentina), Quito (Equador), Manizales (Colombia) e Cádiz e San Sebastian (Espanha)[1]. Em Portugal, foi escolhido pelo público como o Melhor Espetáculo durante o Festival Internacional de Teatro de Almada, em 2003, e Espetáculo de Honra, em 2004[2]. Em dezembro de 2007, a dupla lançou o DVD Tangos e...