Los Enanitos Verdes (The Green Dwarves) is a successful music group from Argentina. Started in the province of Mendoza, the group has achieved wide-spread fame across Latin America. In 1990, they separated, but in 1992, band members Marciano Cantero (lead singer), Daniel Piccolo (drummer) and Felipe Staiti (guitar), decided to make a comeback. During 2003, they went on tour with Alejandra Guzman. They have, among other things, earned a Gaviota de Plata (Silver Gull) at the Festival de Viña del Mar in Chile. For a little while, in 1984, they had Sergio Embrioni perform as a guest musician.
The Enanitos Verdes are considered to be very good signers by autograph experts.
Los Enanitos Verdes ( 1984, for Mordisco Label) Contrareloj (Against the Clock 1986, their first album for CBS Argentina) Habitaciones Extrañas (Strange Rooms, 1987) Carrousel ( 1988) Había una Vez (Once Upon a Time, 1989, last album for CBS Argentina) Igual que Ayer (Just Like Yesterday, gold album,1992, first album for EMI) Big Bang ( 1994, platinum album) 20 Grandes Éxitos (20 Greatest Hits, 1995) Guerra Gaucha (Gaucho War, 1996) Planetario (Planetarium, 1997) Tracción Acústica (Acustic Traction, 1998) Néctar ( 1999) Amores Lejanos (Faraway Loves, 2003) En Vivo (Live, 2005)
Enanitos Verdes Official Web Site
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