Malpaís
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Malpaís  |
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| Members | Fidel Gamboa Jaime Gamboa Iván Rodríguez Gilberto Jarquín Manuel Obregón Carlos "Tapao" Vargas |
| Discography: | Papaya Music |
| Home Country: | San José, Costa Rica  |
| Genre | World music |
| Years active | 1999 - Present |
| Web | Official Website |
Malpaís is a band from Costa Rica. The musicians of Malpaís perhaps best exemplify the “new sound” of Costa Rica – contemporary compositions that build on the solid tradition of their musical roots. The group takes its name from the most remote, jungle-cradled beach on the north-Pacific Nicoya Peninsula – the beach at road’s end.
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[edit] Members
- Fidel Gamboa (Lead vocals, guitar, flauta, musical arrangement)
- Jaime Gamboa (Bass & backing vocalist)
- Iván Rodríguez (Violin, mandolin & backing vocalist)
- Gilberto Jarquín (Drums)
- Manuel Obregón (Piano, keyboard, marimba, caracol & backing vocalist)
- Carlos "Tapao" Vargas (Drums & percussion)
[edit] Past Members
- Patricio "Pato" Barraza (Inconsciente Colectivo)
- Bernardo Quesada
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio Albums
| Album cover | Album information |
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Uno |
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Historias de Nadie
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En Vivo
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[edit] External links
| Malpaís |
| Fidel Gamboa | Jaime Gamboa | Iván Rodríguez | Gilberto Jarquín| Manuel Obregón| Carlos "Tapao" Vargas |
| Discography |
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| Albums Uno | Historias de Nadie | Malpaís En Vivo |
| Other Costa Rican Bands |
| Gandhi | Evolución | José Capmany |
