Siconova

Paraguayan Siconova’s background starts in 1994 when singer Rolando Sotelo, guitarist Edgar González, bassist Carlos Rivarola, and drummer José Maria Aranda shaped a Latin/rock music group called Zona Roja, and began touring the neighborhood club circuit. After drummer Darío Vega had taken José Maria Aranda’s place, the music group performed in a significant rock and roll celebration at San Bernardino’s José Asunción Flores Amphitheater. Also after Zona Roja was talked about in Luis Szarán’s Paraguayan Music Dictionary, Edgar González made a decision to leave as well as the group finally disbanded. Shortly, Rolando Sotelo, bassist David Garay, Edgar González, and drummer Carlos Rivarola made a new task known as Los Politicos, to arrive initial place after taking part in a rock and roll competition at 1997’s Expo Itapúa and documenting a demo known as Karma Sin Calma. When Carlos Rivarola still left the music group, drummer David Garay became a member of in and Facundo Isasi became the brand new bass participant. In 1999 the foursome’s name was transformed to Siconova.