Claudia Puyo

Argentinean singer Claudia Puyó was created in June of 1959. At age 15, Puyó began performing along with Aníbal Forcada, developing her first music group, known as Trigésimo, in 1976. Searching for better possibilities, Puyó relocated to Sao Paulo, Brazil, taking part in a Rafael Bini’s recording known as Comida China and operating along with functions such as for example Corina and Lawn Music group. In June of 1984, the designer started documenting her own tunes, later liberating her first recording Del Oeste. In adittion, Claudia Puyó participated in Patricio Rey con Sus Redonditos de Ricota’s Gulp and Oktubre. Continuously looking for songs experiences, Puyó relocated to Spain in 1987 developing a band known as los Románticos de Artane, saving Aparato Em virtude de Sordos that was released in cassette file format only. Immediately after touring European countries with Kevin Ayers, Claudia Puyó experienced the opportunity to record a music along with Fito Paez. “Un Amor Después del Amor” became among her major accomplishments. In 1994, her recording Cuando Te Vi Partir premiered. A year later on, Claudia Puyó was granted from the Konex Basis as Best Woman Rock Artist.