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At the beginning of the 80s, the band appeared in the Argentine film "Locos por la música" along with other musicians like Boney M, singing the song from their 1979 LP "Tu me diste amor, tu me diste fe", "Esa esquina". 1981 brought success with the LP "Tormenta de verano". In 1982 their song "40 Grados" was also recorded in Portuguese; they ...
With Los Iracundos, Franco rose to international acclaim around the mid 60s, with juvenile romantic subjects such as «Calla», «Todo erminó», «El desengaño», «La lluvia terminó», «Felicidad, felicidad», «El triunfador», «Puerto Montt» and «Es la lluvia que cae»,; included subject in the album Los Iracundos en Roma-the most successful of this decade- successes that carry them ...
A tropical music band, led by Carlos Palomino (Carlos Balá), embarks on a journey to capture the attention of record label executives. Along the way, audiences can enjoy musical performances by artists like Los Iracundos, Boney M, Bárbara y Dick, Jairo, Mathías, Silvana Di Lorenzo, Laurent Voulzy, Duo Candela, and Danny Cabuche.
The band was famous for songs such as "Tú con él," "Apróntate para vivir," and "Te lo pido de rodillas". [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] Leonardo Franco was the father of musician and guitarist Adan Franco, who was in charge of the second guitar in front of the formation of Los Iracundos.
"El Efecto" (transl. "The Effect") is a song recorded by Puerto Rican singers Rauw Alejandro and Chencho Corleone.It was written by Alejandro, Eric Duars, Colla, Mr. NaisGai, Nigel Hamelinck, Corleone, and Ravi Ramdihal, while the production was handled by Mr. NaisGai, Hamelinck, and Ramdihal.