Carajo

Biography

Carajo is a punk rock/nu metal band from Buenos Aires, Argentina which formed at the end of 2000. Carajo consists of Marcelo Corvalan on bass and vocals, Andres Vilanova on drums and Hernan Langer on guitar and backing vocals. Corveta and Andy were members of A.N.I.M.A.L. prior to their split-up. They have released 4 albums, Carajo (2002), Atrapasueños (2004), Inmundo (2007) and El Mar de Las Almas (2010), and an EP featuring remixes and live versions of their songs and a live album, "Electrorr...

Carajo is a punk rock/nu metal band from Buenos Aires, Argentina which formed at the end of 2000. Carajo consists of Marcelo Corvalan on bass and vocals, Andres Vilanova on drums and Hernan Langer on guitar and backing vocals. Corveta and Andy were members of A.N.I.M.A.L. prior to their split-up.

They have released 4 albums, Carajo (2002), Atrapasueños (2004), Inmundo (2007) and El Mar de Las Almas (2010), and an EP featuring remixes and live versions of their songs and a live album, "Electrorroto Acustizado 2.1" (2005), which contains a CD and DVD with their official music videos to time of release.

In 2006 Carajo became the first Argentine band to play in Cuba and have since toured most countries in South America.


Carajo es un trío de punk rock nü metal argentino que se formó a fines del año 2000 con Marcelo "Corvata" Corvalan en bajo y voz, Andres "Andy" Vilanova en batería y Hernan "Tery" Langer en guitarra y coros. Los dos primeros comparten el antedecente de haber formado parte de una de las más importantes bandas de metal de Latinoamérica, A.N.I.M.A.L.
Su discografía consta de dos LP, Carajo (2002) y Atrapasueños (2004); además de un EP de reversiones y presentaciones en vivo, "Carajografia" (2003), y un disco en vivo "Electrorroto Acustizado 2.1" (2005) que contiene un cd de musica en vivo y un dvd con la videografia oficial de Carajo hasta el momento.

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