Juanchi Baleirón
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continent and were invited to close the 2001 Vive Latino edition. In 2004, Juanchi Baleiron switched from lead guitar to vocals. In August 2005 the band released
Limón y Sal
background vocals, accordion, acoustic guitar, keyboards, programming Juanchi Baleiron - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, baritone guitar Cachorro López
19th Annual Premios Gardel
Día Que Me Quieras" Eruca Sativa Octafonic "Armas Gemelas" Miranda! Juanchi Baleirón Palito Ortega Tribute to Cacho Castaña "Ojalá que no puedas" "Cara
Comando Suicida
and Adrián “Chino” Vera, actually all the guitars were recorded by Juanchi Baleiron on that EP. Vera was later a member of Attaque 77, Conmoción Cerebral
country. It was also certified triple Platinum in Uruguay. Produced by Juanchi Baleiron, the album was recorded in June at the Elefante Blanco studio, and