꒰ María Rosa Yorio ੭ ﾟ ׅ

She was a backing vocalist for the legendary band Sui Generis, and established herself as the female voice of PorSuiGieco. She was a member of Nito Mestre y Los Desconocidos de Siempre and, from the late 1970s, pursued a distinguished solo career in which she recorded six albums between 1980 and 1987.

For her debut album, Con los ojos cerrados (1980), she enlisted the support of prominent musicians such as Charly García, Mono Fontana, Nito Mestre, David Lebón, Rodolfo Gorosito, Alejandro Lerner, and a very young María Gabriela Epumer, who was making her debut with the band at only 15 years old. The album has an intimate sound, a product of her experience as a mother and singer. At a time when female solo artists were virtually nonexistent in rock, it received a lukewarm reception from the public.

In 1982, at the suggestion of her record label, María Rosa doubled down on her previous album and collaborated with a new musician who had composed material exclusively for her: Miguel Mateos, who produced Mandando todo a Singapur (1982), a more direct and rock-oriented album. It included songs like "¿Quién sedujo a quién, Buenos Aires?" and "Fanny está sola," which received constant airplay.

The album "El disco de los chicos enamorados" (1983) is a unique work, featuring children's poems by Elsa Bornemann and the musician Jorge Mehaudy. It is based on the children's bestseller "El libro de los chicos enamorados."

Two years later, after dedicating herself fully to composition, they created Por la vida (1984). Together with musician and arranger Pollo Raffo, they achieved a multi-stylistic album, where the hit "Haciendo el amor en la cocina" and the new version of "Quiero ver, quiero ser, quiero entrar" stand out, the Charly song that she had recorded for the first time, almost as a teenager in PorSuiGieco.

Birth August 28, 1954 Buenos Aires, Argentina Residence Buenos Aires View and edit data on Wikidata Nationality Argentina Family Spouse Charly García View and edit data on Wikidata Couple Charly García Children Miguel Garcia Professional information Occupation Singer, artist Years active 1972-present Gender Argentine rock Tools Voice, piano Related Artists Charly García Nito Mestre BySuiGieco Nito Mestre and the Usual Suspects Miguel Garcia Raúl Porchetto León Gieco Member of BySuiGieco The Usual Suspects View and edit data on Wikidata