Los Chalchaleros

Argentinean folk act los Chalchaleros was a task created by 4 young learners from Salta, who met in 1947. On June 16, 1948, Víctor Zambrano, Franco Sosa, Aldo Saravia, and Juan Carlos Saravia produced their live debut at Salta’s Alberdi Theater. In 1949, José Saravia became a member of in, temporarily acquiring Aldo Saravia’s place. In 1953, los Chalchaleros released their debut record, known as Exitos De Los Chalchaleros. Immediately after, having brand-new people Ricardo Avalos, who changed Franco Sosa, and Ernesto Cabeza, los Chalchaleros started getting recognition for his or her shows, characterized for playing a normal style referred to as zamba. In 1958, a self-titled record was released. Through the 1960s, the take action was regularly touring Argentina, also achieving some important locations throughout SOUTH USA. In 1967, Ricardo Figueroa changed Ricardo Dávalos. A tragic event strike the group in 1980, when Ernesto Cabeza passed on, victim of malignancy. The musician’s place was used by Facundo Saravia in 1983.