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Origin
Montevideo, UY
Active since
1980
Wikipedia
alternative rocklatin rock

About

El Cuarteto de Nos (stylized as Cuarteto de Nos) is an Uruguayan rock band formed in 1980 in Montevideo. Over the years, due to its particular sound that mixes elements of hip hop/rap, alternative rock, comedy rock and Latin music, the group has developed an immense amount of popularity and praise in Latin America and Hispanic countries, like Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, México, and others, with big concerts on those countries. The band won two Latin Grammy Awards in 2012 for Best Pop/Rock Album and Best Rock Song.

El Cuarteto de Nos has released 18 studio albums since 1984, as well as two compilation albums on numerous record labels, including Ayuí/Tacuabé, Orfeo, Sony BMG, Koala Records, Manzana Verde, Bizarro Records, EMI, and Warner Music. They have experimented with many genres, and are one of the most important and recognized bands from Uruguay and Latin America in general. They've had five/six lineups with the current one standing since 2024 with the departure of bassist Santiago Tavella.

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Discography

  • Puertas

    Puertas

    2025

  • Lámina once

    Lámina once

    2022

  • Jueves

    Jueves

    2019

  • Apocalipsis zombi

    Apocalipsis zombi

    2017

  • Habla tu espejo

    Habla tu espejo

    2014

  • Porfiado

    Porfiado

    2012

  • Bipolar

    Bipolar

    2009

  • Raro

    Raro

    2006

  • Cortamambo

    Cortamambo

    2000

  • Revista ¡¡Ésta!!

    Revista ¡¡Ésta!!

    1998

  • El tren bala

    El tren bala

    1996

  • Barranca abajo

    Barranca abajo

    1995

Members

  • Roberto Musso

    electric guitar, lead vocals, original

    1978–present

  • Andrés Bedó

    keyboard, original

    1984–1988

  • Alvin Pintos

    drums (drum set)

    1985–present

  • Gustavo Antuña

    background vocals, electric guitar

    2009–present

  • Santiago Marrero

    background vocals, bass, keyboard

    2009–present

  • Luis Angelero

    2019–present

  • Riki Musso

    background vocals, electric guitar, original

    ?–2009

  • Santiago Tavella

    bass, electric guitar, lead vocals, original

    ?–2024

External links

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