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Khám phá sheet piano của Chancho En Piedra trên Zen Virtual Piano. La Tercera describes Chancho en Piedra on the local scene as something like an exemplary family: a group whose founders met in kindergarten, held together by a pair of brothers, with no internal fractures in almost 25 years and a fan base whose loyalty barely changed with time. In mid-1993, Lalo and Pablo formed a group and began playing live. They wanted a name that was very Chilean and at the same time sounded funny in English. Friends from kindergarten and two brothers at the centre suggest a band whose closeness became part of its public image, and whose humour began with the choice of name. Their second record, La dieta del lagarto, appeared in 1997 and established the band as one of the most popular. After signing with Sony Music, they released Ríndanse terrícolas in 1998, which is their best-selling record. They are often compared to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but are also known for a sound of their own and a goofy style. A comparison to a better-known band, qualified by the claim of a sound of their own, hints at a group who accepted a familiar label while trying to be recognisable in their own right. The group won the Altazor Prize in 2005 for Chancho 6. They have also taken part in events for social causes such as the Teletón and Canto por Chile. On 22 April 2018 Pablo Ilabaca left the band to pursue a solo career, the first line-up change in 24 years. The remaining members spoke with a peer from the same generation of the 90s Chilean funk scene, the guitarist Cristián Moraga, known as C-Funk, and asked him to fill the post on a temporary basis. A first change of members after almost a quarter century, handled by calling a fellow veteran of the same scene, suggests a band that preferred to keep decisions among people who shared its history. In 2020 the band was nominated for the first time in its history for the Latin Grammys, in the category of best rock song, for Bola de fuego. In 2023, after 29 years of activity, the band announced an indefinite break so that its members could concentrate on their own personal projects. A first Latin Grammy nomination late in a long career, followed by a pause for individual work, hints at a group that ended one stage on a high point and chose a break instead of a breakup.
Khám phá sheet piano của Chancho En Piedra trên Zen Virtual Piano.
La Tercera describes Chancho en Piedra on the local scene as something like an exemplary family: a group whose founders met in kindergarten, held together by a pair of brothers, with no internal fractures in almost 25 years and a fan base whose loyalty barely changed with time. In mid-1993, Lalo and Pablo formed a group and began playing live. They wanted a name that was very Chilean and at the same time sounded funny in English. Friends from kindergarten and two brothers at the centre suggest a band whose closeness became part of its public image, and whose humour began with the choice of name.
Their second record, La dieta del lagarto, appeared in 1997 and established the band as one of the most popular. After signing with Sony Music, they released Ríndanse terrícolas in 1998, which is their best-selling record. They are often compared to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but are also known for a sound of their own and a goofy style. A comparison to a better-known band, qualified by the claim of a sound of their own, hints at a group who accepted a familiar label while trying to be recognisable in their own right.
The group won the Altazor Prize in 2005 for Chancho 6. They have also taken part in events for social causes such as the Teletón and Canto por Chile. On 22 April 2018 Pablo Ilabaca left the band to pursue a solo career, the first line-up change in 24 years. The remaining members spoke with a peer from the same generation of the 90s Chilean funk scene, the guitarist Cristián Moraga, known as C-Funk, and asked him to fill the post on a temporary basis. A first change of members after almost a quarter century, handled by calling a fellow veteran of the same scene, suggests a band that preferred to keep decisions among people who shared its history.
In 2020 the band was nominated for the first time in its history for the Latin Grammys, in the category of best rock song, for Bola de fuego. In 2023, after 29 years of activity, the band announced an indefinite break so that its members could concentrate on their own personal projects. A first Latin Grammy nomination late in a long career, followed by a pause for individual work, hints at a group that ended one stage on a high point and chose a break instead of a breakup.
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