Marcela Morelo

Argentinean singer/songwriter Marcela Morelo utilized to sing alongside her grandfather, an accordionist. She quickly learned how exactly to play traditional guitar, producing her first structure at age 18. After taking part in bands such as for example Pomelo Galante and Gris, documenting jingles, and executing live at Buenos Aires’ membership circuit, Marcela Morelo registered to BMG in 1996. There, she documented her debut record Manantial, made by Rodolfo Lugo, which highlighted the strike singles “Corazón Salvaje” and “La Fuerza Del Engaño.” Playing an assortment of pop, exotic, and Argentinean folk, the talented musician came back in 1999 with Eclipse.