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Leo García (singer)
Leonardo Damián García (born Moreno, Buenos Aires, 31 August 1971) is an Argentine singer.Música: Entrevista con Leo García
Grupo Clarín, Clarín. 20 March 2003.


Discography

* 1994 – ''Entre Rosas'' – Avant Press EP * 1996 – ''Avant Press]'' – Avant Press * 1998 – ''Boutique'' – Avant Press (inédito) * 1999 – ''Vital'' * 2000 – ''Clap Beat'' * 2000 – ''Rascacielos'' EP – Camote galáctico con Gustavo Lamas * 2000 – ''Morrisey'' EP * 2001 – ''Mar'' * 2001 – ''Brat Davis'' EP * 2003 – ''Vos'' * 2005 – '':es:Cuarto creciente (álbum), Cuarto creciente'' * 2008 – ''El Milagro del Pop'' * 2009 – ''El Milagro Dance]'' * 2010 – ''Común y Especial'' * 2013 – ''Algo real''


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Moreno, Buenos Aires
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Gustavo Cerati
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