Connor Questa
Connor Questa | |
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Hard Rock | |
| Years active | 2010–2015 |
| Members | Marilina Bertoldi (voice and guitar) Hernán Rúpolo (guitar) Agustín Agostinelli (drums) Santiago Jhones (bass) |
| Past members | Rodrigo Bodaño (drums) Facundo Veloso (drums) Martin Casado (bass) |
Connor Questa was a rock band from Argentina, formed in 2010 and dissolved in 2015. Throughout his career, only two albums released materials and their musical style was influenced by grunge, funk, heavy metal and soul . Early in his career, they are calling themselves "Marilina Connor Questa".[1][2][3]
voice.[4] During the recording of their first EP , the band consolidated its power proposal and became a group project.[5]
The band broke up in early 2015, by differences among its members.[6]
Discography
The band released only two albums:[7]
- Marilina Connor Questa (EP) – 2010
- Somos por partes (We are in parts) – 2011
- Fuego al universo (Fire the universe) – 2013
Singles
| Song | Album |
|---|---|
| Acorde de paso | Marilina Connor Questa (2010) |
| Resiste en pie | |
| Amnesia | We are in parts (2011) |
| Gritos | |
| Acorde de paso (versión en estudio) | |
| Pasiones | |
| Tripolar | Fire the universe (2013) |
| Pensar bien | |
| Cliché |
See also
References
- ^ Interview with Marilina Connor Questa Archived October 3, 2015, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved December 7, 2015
- ^ Connor Questa biography Retrieved November 18, 2015
- ^ Connor Questa: Pieces of rock lying on the floor Archived March 4, 2016, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved November 27, 2015
- ^ Biography of Marilina Bertoldi Retrieved December 7, 2015
- ^ Connor Questa biography Retrieved November 18, 2015
- ^ Connor Questa broke Retrieved November 27, 2015
- ^ Connor Questa Discography Retrieved November 18, 2015
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