Los Chalchaleros

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Los Chalchaleros

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Argentinian folk band founded in Salta in 1948, active until 2003. Their name comes from a bird's name typical from North Argentina: zorzal chalchalero (Turdus rufiventris).
First line-up: Víctor José Zambrano (Cocho), Carlos Franco Sosa (Pelusa), Aldo Saravia (el Chivo) and his cousin, Juan Carlos Saravia (el Gordo). In 1949 Aldo Saravia was replaced by José Antonio Saravia Toledo, and in 1950 Ricardo Federico Dávalos (Dicky) replaced Carlos Sosa. In 1953 Ernesto Cabeza replaced Saravia Toledo, and they started their recordings.
After more changes and some recordings they won first award on Festival de Cosquín in 1968 with the classical line-up: Juan Carlos Saravia, Ernesto Cabeza, Polo Román and Pancho Figueroa.

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Sapo Cancionero

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Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros

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La Cerrillana

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Luna Cautiva

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Luna Tucumana

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4 live performances · data from Setlist.fm

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2000
1996
1989
1980

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January 23, 2000

Plaza Próspero Molina

Cosquín, Córdoba, Argentina


March 8, 1996

CM Estudios

Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

  • 1. Zamba de mi esperanza(Luis Profili cover)

  • 2. La nochera

  • 3. La López Pereyra(Artidorio Cresseri cover)

  • 4. La cerrillana(Abel Mónico Saravia cover)

  • 5. Zamba para Javier(Ignacio Anzoátegui cover)

  • 6. Sargento Cabral(Pedro Sanchez cover)

  • 7. La donosa

  • 8. Que seas vos

  • 9. Zamba para decir adiós(Argentino Luna cover)

  • 10. Pago viejo(Atahualpa Yupanqui cover)


May 9, 1989

Martes 13

Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

  • 1. Angélica

  • 2. Zamba del grillo

  • 3. Zamba de mi esperanza(Luis Profili cover)

  • 4. Sapo cancionero

  • 5. Chakay manta


December 11, 1980

Estadio Obras Sanitarias

Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Los Chalchaleros has released 37 albums between 1957 and 1995. Notable releases include Adentro..., En Europa, Juntando Sueños. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Los Chalchaleros' most-played tracks include Sapo Cancionero, Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros, La Cerrillana, Luna Cautiva, Luna Tucumana. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

Argentinian folk band founded in Salta in 1948, active until 2003. Their name comes from a bird's name typical from North Argentina: zorzal chalchalero (Turdus rufiventris). First line-up: Víctor José Zambrano (Cocho), Carlos Franco Sosa (Pelusa), A... Read the full biography on this page.

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