| Gandhi | |
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Gandhi in Jazz Café, Costa Rica 2006 |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | San José, Costa Rica |
| Genres | Rock en Español Alternative Rock |
| Years active | 1993–present |
| Website | Official Website |
| Members | |
| Luis Montalbert-Smith Federico Miranda Abel Guier Massimo Hernández |
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Gandhi is a Costa Rican rock band formed by Luis Montalbert-Smith (lead vocals, keys, songwriting), Federico Miranda (lead guitar), Abel Guier (bass) and Massimo Hernández (drums). Inspired by British groups such as Pink Floyd, Queen, and The Beatles, and Latin American bands Soda Stereo and Caifanes. They have released four albums: El Jardín del Corazón (1997), Páginas Perdidas (2000), BIOS (2002), Ciclos (2004), Vol 1. (2007), and Arigato No! (2009).
They are known for their campaign against armed and domestic violence, entitled "ARMAS, NO GRACIAS," (English: Weapons, No thank you) which is demonstrated in the theme of one of their latest singles "Sr. Caballero". Other well-known hits are "El Invisible", "Quisieras", "Seca Reja Roja" and "En Dibujos Animados".
Contents |
| Album information | Type |
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El Jardín del Corazón
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Studio |
Páginas Perdidas
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Studio |
BIOS
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Compilation |
Ciclos
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Studio |
Vol. 1
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Compilation |
Arigato No!
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Studio |
| DVD information |
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"Un Ciclo Más"
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| Album information |
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Tikici@ Rock
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Tributo a Soda Stereo
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Tikici@ ROCK 2
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| Sí Se Pudo (Album celebrating the classification of Costa Rica's soccer team, La Sele, in the FIFA Korea Japan World Cup 2002)
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20 Años Rock Nacional
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