Pablo Lescano

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Pablo Lescano
Pablo Sebastián Lescano
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Pablo Lescano in 2011.
Background information
Also known asPablito
Born (1977-12-08) December 8, 1977 (age 43)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
GenresCumbia villera
Occupation(s)musician, composer, singer
Instrumentskeyboards and voice
Years active1995 - present
Associated actsDamas Gratis
Fabulosos Cadillacs
Miranda!

Pablo Lescano (Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 8, 1977) is an Argentine singer, composer, keyboardist, and leader of Cumbia villera group Damas Gratis from 2000.[1] He is considered by many as the founder of the Cumbia villera sub-genre.

Biography[]

Born in 1977 in Villa La Esperanza in San Isidro, a poor suburb of Buenos Aires, Pablo Lescano made his first musical experience at the age of 13 years on a stolen -angeblich- Keyboard. As a youth he was active in several local cumbia bands until his 1997 (19) the commercial breakthrough in the band Amar Azul succeeded both as a keyboardist, on the other hand as a composer of many titles of the band.[2]

With the gained royalties to the sellers of Amar Azul; Pablo Lescano set about building his own studio. In 1999 he concretized its plans to create a form of cumbia, which should be the voice of slum dwellers Argentina. He built around the singer Daniel Lescano, the band on which new paths went in text and sound: The text negotiated by the lives of slum kids, drug use, crime and sex, and the music integrated elements of techno and trance in traditional cumbia dance.[3]

Flor de Piedra was commercially very successful, so Lescano 2000 another project tackled: the band Damas Gratis, where he was also active as a singer except as a producer. Also this band that the cumbia villera sound revolutionized again was very successful commercially and has won several music awards including the Premios Gardel.[4][5][6]

In 2001, Pablo Lescano two other bands as a producer under contract: Jimmy y su Combo Negro, a parody of the traditional Colombian cumbia, and Amar y Yo that have popped up mainly with sexist lyrics by himself.[7][8]

Discography[]

Amar Azul[]

  • Dime tú" (1996)
  • "Cumbia Nena" (1997)
  • "Gracias a vos" (1999)
  • Amaremix (Remix-Album, 1999)

Flor de Piedra[]

  • La vanda mas loca (1999)
  • Más duros que nunca (2000)

Damas Gratis[]

  • Para los Píbes (2000)
  • En vivo... hasta las manos (Livealbum, 2000)
  • Operación Damas Gratis (2001)
  • 100 % Negro Cumbiero (Livealbum, 2003)
  • "En vivo 2004" (Livealbum, 2004)
  • "Sin Remedio" (2005)
  • "Sólo para entendidos" (2007)
  • "La gota que rebalsó el vaso" (2008)
  • "10 Años de Oro" (Livealbum, 2009)
  • "Esquivando el éxito" (2011)
  • "Somos nosotros los buenos" (2016)

Dany y la Roka[]

  • One (2001)

Amar y Yo[]

  • Cumbia Gurisa Baila Petisa (2001)

Jimmy y su Combo Negro[]

  • Homenaje a Colombia (2001)

Collaborations[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Pablo Lescano: el mesías de la cumbia". March 15, 2013. Archived from the original on April 2, 2015. Retrieved February 12, 2016.
  2. ^ El ritmo de la villa Archived 2015-09-24 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved February 12, 2016
  3. ^ Biografía de Pablo Lescano Retrieved February 2016
  4. ^ Pablo Lescano, el rey de la jungla Retrieved February 12, 2016
  5. ^ Premios Gardel 2012: todos los ganadores, La Voz del Interior, Retrieved February 12, 2016
  6. ^ La cumbia combativa encandila a los bonaerenses Retrieved February 12, 2016
  7. ^ "Es jodido estar en mi lugar". Entrevista con Pablo Lescano, líder de Damas Gratis Retrieved February 12, 2016
  8. ^ El sonido tropical que pasó de las bailantas a las discotecas Retrieved February 12, 2016

External links[]

www.pablitolescano.com

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