The reinvention of Los Pericos

After the death of saxophonist "Horace" Avendano, the rest of the group came as a kind of silence ... that is already broken and already sounds like "Soundamerica".

With this album, the group celebrates 30 years of its foundation, honors Avendaño and give way to a more clean and clear sound. And the album was presented in Argentina and Mexico, and go rolling between his singles as "Anonymous", with the participation of Mexican Carla Morrison ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2etFFihEcY&list=RDg2etFFihEcY # t = 245 )

Juanchi Baleirón (voice), Gastón Goncalves (bass), Diego Blanco (keyboards), Marcelo Blanco (percussion), Ariel Topo (drums) and Willie Valentinis (guitar) persist in their search around the reggae and ska genres of that represent pride.

In particular, "Soundamerica" ​​all songs are group creations, and so Baleirón said in an interview with The Associated Press: "I leveled a lot of ego. There is no question of discussing whether this song goes, if yours or mine no. Here are all the songs, then will prevail taste of the band and will be 100% representative. It was like a play but wise decision, because this is indeed a record that we love, that represents us, which makes us proud and we transparently reflects what we are today. "

In addition to Morrison, the Argentine rapper Emanero involved, and between songs "Simple attraction", "wrong signals", "Salgo" and "Last".

For now, Los Pericos still retain the seat vacant saxophonist, but the reinvention continues.