Eduardo Mateo
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Eduardo Mateo (1940-1990) was a Uruguayan singer, songwriter, guitarist and arranger. He played a key role in the development of the modern Uruguayan pop music mixing rock, jazz, bossa nova and local rhythms like candombe, in a similar way than Brazilian Tropicalismo. Musicians like Argentinian songwriter Juana Molina or Academy Award winners Jorge Drexler and Gustavo Santaolalla cited Mateo as a big influence. Artists like Pedro Aznar, Milton Nascimento or Leon Gieco have covered his songs.
[edit] Discography
1972: Mateo Solo Bien se Lame
1976: Mateo y Trasante
1983: Cuerpo y Alma
1987: Mal Tiempo Sobre Alchemia
1989: La Mosca
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