memories of the Indio Solari, throughout his career, his life and experiences, feelings and sensations, all summarized in 863 pages. He is the book “Memories that lie a little”, published by his biographer Marcelo Figueras.A along all the material, the writer covers aspects of professional and personal life. Among other topics, referred to his vocation, his path in front of the round, which represents the rock for him, and what’s coming in the future. The book, published by the editorial Sudamericana, already in all the libraries of the country. The cost is $999, as you might know Filo.News, and sale for the moment remains “normal”, since he just started some hours ago ago.” The memories of the Indio Solari, creator and leader of Patricio Rey and his Redonditos de Ricota, from its origins in Paraná 70 years until today, going through the history of their bands disc by disc, inception, militant independence, their influences, their complex relationship with the media, their controversies, and his present personal and artistic”, details the synopsis. For its part, the name of the book refers to the mythical song of the band “Wasting time”, which was released in 1993 as part of the record “Tied Lamb”. This version represents the official biography of a native artist from Entre Ríos. Previously starred in the books “to shine my love”, Jorge Boimvaser and “Ricotera philosophy”, from Paul Cillo.
Photo: Twitter among their most important phrases are: ‘as a life project, I went a round almost throughout my existence!’
“In my concerts, the photo of Walter Bulacio appears when the sun sets and is hours there, next to the word justice” “At the time when we started there was no prize, no carrot dancing under your noses” “when one lives life as I live it I” do not take things in moderation. Better that exploit making a song that putting a bomb””I think that what inspired this religious thing – mass – was, simply, the happiness of the people that we went to see””going to cost Me convince people that I am not going to play more. “Almost no one wants to believe it, isn’t it?”
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