Caramelos de Cianuro

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Caramelos de Cianuro
Origin Flag of Venezuela La Pastora, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
Genre(s) Latin Rock
Punk-pop
Years active 1991-present
Label(s) Latin World Entertainment Group
Website Caramelos de Cianuro
Members
Asier Cazalis, Vocalist
Miguel Gonzáles "El Enano", Guitarist
Pável Tello, Bassist
Alfonso Tosca, Drummer
Former members
Pablo Martínez, Drummer
Luis Barrios, Bassist

Caramelos de Cianuro is a Latin rock band from Venezuela formed in 1991. They recorded their first songs, "Nadando a Través De la Galaxia" (Swimming Across the Galaxy) and "Tu Mamá Te Va a Pegar" (Your mom is going to hit you), in 1992.

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A year later, the group signed up to CNR and released an EP called Las Paticas de la Abuela (Grandma's Little Feet), followed by the band's first album, Cuentos Para Adultos (Tales for Adults), in 1994. Performing a mixture of Latin punk and pop rock, Caramelos de Cianuro returned in 1996 with Harakiri City, released by Polygram. Two years later, original drummer Pablo Martínez was replaced by Alfonso Tosta, and the group soon toured along with Colombian band Aterciopelados. In 2000 they released their album Miss Mujerzuela (Miss Whore), which achieved platinum status in Venezuela in 2001.

In 2002, Caramelos de Cianuro released their album called Frisbee, which featured "El Último Polvo", a song where its subject sought one last night of sex from his estranged girlfriend. This song's video got into MTV Latin America's Top Ten. In 2005, Luis Barrios left the band and Pável Tejo joined the band's line up shortly afterwards. In 2006 they released their most recent album, Flor De Fuego, (Flower of Fire) with Como Serpiente (Like Snake) being promoted as the lead off single.

[edit] Members

  • Asier Cazalis - lead vocals
  • Miguel Gonzáles "El Enano" - guitars
  • Pável Tello - bass
  • Alfonso Tosta - drums
  • Bradley Walworth- Keyboards

[edit] Former members

  • Pablo Martínez - drums (1991 - 1998)
  • Luis Barrios - bass (1991 - 2005)

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