Amables Donantes

Metal music group from Uruguay Amables Donantes was shaped in 1990 by singer Herardo Trápani, bassist Pablo Lugli, drummer Guzmán Vila, and guitarist Carlos Lugli. In Oct of 1992, the music group participated in an area festival known as Un Flechazo and later on in a rock and roll show before 6,000 people at Ram memoryón Collazo’s theater. In 1993, guitarist Javier Lorenzo became a member of in. In June of 1995, Amables Donantes released its 1st album, known as La Furia. In 1996, Lorenzo made a decision to keep the music group. That same 12 months, Amables Donantes performed along with Argentinean punk rock-band los Violadores. Previous Aníbal Caníbal vocalist Rodrigo Costas became a member of in 1997. A calendar year later, the music group participated within a compilation known as Skate Rock and roll 4 with two of its music. By the finish of 1999, Manual de Supervivencia Urbana premiered. In the entire year 2000, Amables Donantes was honored by an area rock and roll organization known as Agítese, which decided “Un Mono Quiere Saltar” as Greatest Song of the entire year, “Mi Calle” as Greatest Melody Lyrics, and Guzmán Vila as Greatest Rock Drummer.