Artist Spotlight: Eduardo Gatti
Eduardo Gatti is a Chilean singer/songwriter who has been consistently releasing music for decades. Taking inspiration from artists such as Joan Baez, Violeta Parra, and Bob Dylan, Eduadro has been able to create a sound of his own.
Starting his music career in the collective called “Los Blops”, it was in 1981 when Eduardo decided to venture into a solo career. In 1982, Eduardo started off his solo career releases hits like “Franciscia”, El Viaje Definitive” and “Quiero Paz”, all of which showcase his true talent as an artist.
It was in 1985 when Eduardo’s career reached new heights. Performing at the Viña del Mar Song Festival and León Gieco, Edward’s career as an artist continued to progress. In November of 1994, Eduardo was invited by Paul McCartney to open his recital at the National Stadium of Chile.
Eduardo has not slowed down when it comes to performing. It is said that he performs in around 80 performances per year. He will forever be known as one of the best Chilean folk singers, folk composers, and folk guitarists.
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