Los Chamos
Los Chamos were a Venezuelan music group, formed in Caracas, Venezuela in 1979. Los Chamos were made up of six members.
In 1982, they released their second album, which spanned the international hit, Canta Chamos. This hit led them to sing at Mexico's Estadio Azteca, among others.[1] After a third album released in 1983, four group members alleged poor working conditions and left to pursue other musical endeavors. Four more boys were brought in to form Los Chamos' line up, and another album was released. The sudden, drastic line up change and new album weren't as positively received by the public, and Los Chamos dissolved soon after. They tried their hand at a fifth release in 1990, with six new members, but it went nowhere, and after that, Los Chamos officially called it quits.
Some of the former members relocated to Spain and some others to Miami.
Members
1981-1984
- Argenis Brito
- Enrique Couselo
- Gabriel Fernández
- Winston Márquez Uzcategui
- William Márquez Uzcategui
- Walter Márquez Uzcategui
1984-1987
- Adolfo Cubas
- Cristóbal "Chris" Roges
- Enrico "Henry" Madia
- Gabriel Fernández
- Enrique Couselo
- Juan de León Santana
1987-1991
- Álvaro Novoa
- Ángel Guines
- Bernard
- Carlos Baute
- Freddy
- Lino Martone
Discography
- 1981: Los Chamos [Original Members: Argenis, Enrico, Gabriel, Winston, William and Walter]
- 1982: Siempre Te Amare [Original Members]
- 1983: Tu Como Yo [Original Members]
- 1984: Chamo Soy [New Members: Adolfo, Chris, Manuel and Juan]
- 1990: Con un Poco de Amor [New Members: Alvaro, Angel, Bernald, Carlos, Freddy and Lino]
See also
References
- ↑ "La Historia detrás del Mito: "Los Chamos" (2/6)". YouTube. 2009-08-24. Retrieved 2015-07-09.
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