Virus (Argentine band)
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Virus is an Argentine New wave group, led by Federico Moura until his death in 1988, from AIDS complications. His brother Marcelo then took the leading voice role. The group gave its final performance on September 29, 1989.
Virus reunited in 1994 and has had some sporadic activity, without recovering its previous popularity. Roberto Jacoby has written the group lyrics since its beginnings.
[edit] Members
- Federico Moura. Lead Vocals.
- Julio Moura. Guitars.
- Marcelo Moura. Keyboards.
- Enrique Mugetti. Bass.
- Mario Serra. Drums
- Ricardo Serra. Guitars (until 1984).
- Daniel Sbarra (since 1984).
[edit] Discography
- Wadu-Wadu (1981)
- Recrudece (1982)
- Agujero interior (1983)
- Relax (1984)
- Locura (1985)
- Virus vivo (1986)
- Superficies de placer (1987)
- Tierra del fuego (1989)
- Nieve (1998)
- Obras cumbres (2000). Compilation.
- Caja negra (2006). Live collaborations + five new studio tracks
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