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Pablo Numa Tapia

*1956

Pablo Numa Tapia, is an argentine musician, born in La Plata on august 24, 1956. In the 70's he formed Marabunta, which was, jointly with "Las Violets" the two bands that preceded the formation of VIRUS. Pablo was also a lyric song writer for Virus in the 00's. He formed Aguirre in 1992 jointly with MArio Serra, and they issued their first record in 1992 named AGUIRRE, released by Sony Music and produced by Zeta Bosio. In 2009 he formed part of the "1000 Watts" project, who's musicians formed part of the relaunching project of Aguirre . Aguirre XXV, was presented in the Sony Theatre in Buenos Aires in april 2016, featuring, Henry Padovani (founding member and first guitarist of The Police) and Zeta Bosio. Discography: Aguirre (1992) Sony Music Frente al Zoo (1993) Sony Music Aguirre III (1995) DBN Records A lo indio (1996) Not released El Corralito (2001) EP Zorn Records 1000 Watts (20099 Zorn Records AGUIRRE XXV (2016) Zorn Records

     
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