El Otro Yo

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El Otro Yo
Origin Temperley, Argentina
Genre(s) Alternative rock, punk
Years active 1990–present
Label(s) Besotico Records
Website www.elotroyo.com
Members
Cristian Aldana
María Fernanda Aldana
Raimundo Fajardo
Gabriel Guerrisi
Former members
Ezequiel Araujo

El Otro Yo is an Argentine band of alternative rock and originally of Temperley, Buenos Aires, formed at the beginning of the decade of 1990 and influenced mainly by Nirvana, Pixies and Sonic Youth. Led by Cristian Aldana and with more than one decade on the scenes, this band has known to leave in front of independent form with 11 discs published in several parts of the world, plus a DVD with most of its trajectory.

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[edit] Why "El Otro Yo"?

Cristian was playing in a band called “Los Apáticos” during the years 86-87, and Maria was also playing in other bands when they decided to form a band together. Maria had read a poetry which Arthur Rimbaud had written when he was sixteen years; “Yo soy otro”.That phrase lingered in her mind while the band was still being conformed . Afterwards, Maria told Cristian about what she had read and he decided to name the group "El Otro Yo” (The Other I). [1]

[edit] Members

  • Cristian Aldana (guitar and vocals) ALDANA [2]
  • María Fernanda Aldana (bass guitar and vocals) X.M.F[3]
  • Raimundo Fajardo (Ray) (drums)RAY[4]
  • Gabriel Guerrisi (guitars)[5]
  • Ezequiel Araujo (keyboards, sampling) (1999–2004) [6]

[edit] Discography

  • Traka Traka (1994, Besotico Records)
  • Mundo (album) (1995, Besotico Records)
  • Hijos de Alien (Reedicion) (1996, Besotico Records)
  • Esencia (1997, Besotico Records)
  • Esencia (Compilado) (1998, Besotico Records)
  • Abrecaminos (1999, Besotico Records)
  • Contagiandose la energia del otro (2000, Besotico Records)
  • Colmena (2003, platinum album)
  • Espejismos (2004, Besotico Records)
  • Pirata (2006, Besotico Records)
  • Fuera de tiempo (2007, Besotico Records)

Click on the link to see EL OTRO YO discography [7]

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