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Isidro Chávez Espinoza (29 de octubre de 1982, Angostura, Sinaloa, México), más conocido como Espinoza Paz, es un músico y compositor mexicano de Musica Norteña y Banda. Aproximadamente a los 11 años escribió su primera canción, cuando se enamoró de una compañera de su escuela. A los 13 años ya contaba con alrededor de 20 canciones. Con una carrera en un plan totalmente ascendente, Isidro Chávez, mejor conocido en el mundo de la música como ESPINOZA PAZ es catalogado hoy por hoy como uno de los compositores con más éxito dentro de la industria…ESPINOZA ya es distinguido en el mundo...

Renato Russo (March 27, 1960 - October 11, 1996) was the formal founder and leader of the Brazilian rock band, Legião Urbana (Urban Legion). He was born in Rio de Janeiro, as Renato Manfredini Júnior. His father was an executive of the Banco do Brasil, and they moved to New York in 1967, when Renato's father was assigned a job position on the city. Later, they came back to Rio de Janeiro before finally, in 1973, moving to Brasília. At the age of 15, Renato acquired epiphysiolysis, a disease that paralyzed his legs for two years. Due to this condition,...

1. Larusso is a brazilian hardcore/punk band from Santos. Their music is fast, heavy and quite agressive. 2. Larusso is a rock band from Salt Lake City. Combining smart hooks and catchy lyrics Larusso delivers high powered music for everyone. 3. Larusso is a French female singer. Larusso has recorded four independently funded albums, with the newest being 2009's In Verity EP produced by Allen Combs (Search/Rescue) and recorded at Johnny Cab Studios(This Providence). Larusso has become one of Salt Lake City's premier acts and has amassed a loyal local and national fan base. Larusso has sucessfully toured the western...

(1) Pinocchio (피노키오) is a Korean Soft Rock Band (2) Pinocchio may be an incorrect name for a Disney soundtrack by Leigh Harline & Paul J. Smith. If so, please fix your tags. (3) Swedish trance act (4) Pinocchio was a japanese hardcore punk band from Tokyo. Only released the "Akubyodou" 7" flexi. .

Welcome to the second volume in the Vampi Soul series of tropical Peruvian music of the 60s. The casual music enthusiast might not think that Peru was a hotbed of tropical music in the 1960s and 70s. But with it's indigenous tradition of Afro-Latin percussion on the coast, and an obsession with mambo in the 50s, Peru was actually the perfect place for the Cuban and Nuyorican sounds of son, boogaloo, and guaracha to take root. The proximity of Columbia and Venezuela made sure that cumbia was popular as well. The MAG label producer Manuel A. Guerrero Silvestre captured this...