ÁRBOL

ARBOL is an Argentine rock band formed in late 1994 in Haedo, an area west of Buenos Aires. This group is characterized by blending instruments and rhythms with total versatility, from rock, or hardcore rap, to funk, reggae, country, but finally a rock argentino. It was formed in late 1994 in the western area of Greater Buenos Aires. The band consists of Sebastian Bianchini: low; Hernan Bruckner: guitar; Millan Martin: drums; Pablo Romero: percussion, guitar and vocals; Schmidth Eduardo: voice, violin, charango, flute and trumpet. This group is characterized by mixed from the rock, or hardcore rap, to funk, reggae, country or chacarera. In addition, alternate along a section of the themes of winds, percussion, hammond, harmonica and a few instruments "exotic" for the rock (like the charango, the box, flute traverse and violin ), adding sounds "not usual. " In 1996 recorded its first completely independent album, "Garden frantic." This material was presented in the exhibition multimedia Rock Nacional 30 years, "Buenos Aires Not Sleep" and shows as guests of The Knights of the burning and Bersuit Vergarabat. Through the Mexican group Cafe Tacuba comes with a copy of this record, Gustavo Santaolalla, who convenes to sign the contract with Furrow. There he edited the first album. Their first two video clips (for "Sex" and "Rosita") had a high turnover in the local music channels. Tree was chosen as the revelation band of 1999 by readers of the newspaper Clarin Yes Supplement and by the prestigious magazine Rolling Stone (American edition). Along with 77 Attaque conducted in 2000 an extensive tour of the Atlantic coast and one in a dozen cities in the country. Then another came to the United States and Mexico. At the end of 2001 had ended "Chapusong's," the new disc, which continued to experiment with different rhythms. In 2004, with production of Tree and Gustavo Santaolalla, launched on the market his album "Wow!". This album contains twelve songs. Among others, including a vocal version of the classic The Round "Ji Ji Ji". This band is surprising to the press and different audiences. Among his new compositions include "Small Dreams" and "The Phantom", among others. The rock band's fastest-growing in recent times, published in May 2006 its first DVD titled "Meow!", With exclusive images taken from the shows that got the 8 and July 9th, 2005 at the Federal Capital Works . 19 songs live and a documentary as a bonus track. Also available is the version that includes the DVD "Meow!" + CD "Wow!" together. After 10 years working in the violin, charango, flute, trumpet and voice of the tree, Eduardo Schmidt decided to move away from the band to launch his solo musical career. In a press release, the band Haedo reported that "the band is not separated, only farewell to a friend" and that "the factory of songs does not close and move on." He spent the time for reflection, introspection, composition and creation. It opens the hatch and "Ants" (2007), the new disc Tree, emerge to the surface. This is the fourth official work of the band and technically the very first production with the introduction of its new training.