Wander Wildner

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A Palo Seco

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Released: Oct 29, 2010

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A Palo Seco
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Caminando y cantando - WANDER WILDNER.mp3
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Rodando el Mundo
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Lonely Boy
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Mares de Cerveja
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Genre: Folk Rock / Latin / Punk
Location Grande Estrela, Br
Profile Views: 148202
Last Login: 3/2/2012
Member Since 3/28/2007
Website www.wanderwildner.com.br
Record Label fora da lei
Type of Label Indie
Bio
WANDER WILDNER es referente obligatorio en la enciclopedia virtual del rock del sur de Brasil desde los 80 cuando cantaba en la banda Os Replicantes. En el año 1996 empezó su trabajo soloista con "Baladas Sangrentas" (Fora da Lei) producido por Tom Capone y creando a partir de ahí el estilo "punk brega", mezclando influencias de la joven guardia con el punkrock, dónde canta algunas canciones en "español salvaje".
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Wander Wildner is an obligatory name in any brazilian rock virtual encyclopedia since he started as lead vocal in the 1980's with Os Replicantes -- the most influential punk rock band in Brazil. What makes of him a true pop artist is certainly the gift of transforming and delivering his own interior conflicts in music and lyrics in a straight forward way. Wander creates music easily because his music comes right from the heart. With six albums released until 2008, he launched his solo career in 1996 with Baladas Sangrentas (Bloody Ballads) produced by Tom Capone, a very well known and respected brazilian producer. Baladas Sangrentas established a style self-nominated "punk brega", a mix of punk rock influences with the very popular brazilian music -- the so called "brega music". In addition some songs were sung in a language Wander defined as "español selvagem" (something like 'wild spanish').....
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