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1. The argentinian 70's rock band
Color Humano was a trio founded at the end of 1971 by Edelmiro Molinari, after the dissolution of Almendra. The name of the band was taken from a theme that Molinari composed for it.
The band's first formation was Edelmiro Molinari (guitar and vocals), Rinaldo Rafanelli (bass and backing vocals) and David Lebón (drums and backing vocals). The first recital took place in April 1972, at the Atlantic Theater in Buenos Aires. In November they participated in the BA Rock III Festival (already with Moro) which gave rise to the film Rock until the sun sets, where the band opens the film by playing "Larga vida al sol" and then "Cosas rústicas". In December of that year they recorded their first album at the Phonalex studios, in which Rodolfo García (ex Almendra) and the singer Gabriela (Parodi), who later became Edelmiro's wife, participated.
At the end of 1972, David Lebón left the group to join Pescado Rabioso, and Oscar Moro replaced him. Between March and June 1973 they recorded the second album at Phonalex, which would be double, but the Microfón label released it as two independent albums (Color Humano II and Color Humano III). The last of these albums was delayed until 1974 because it was difficult to get vinyl due to the oil crisis.
The band did not perform live very often, however at the end of 1973 it performed two continuous performances at the Astral theater in Buenos Aires, with a great audience.
A year later the band dissolves due to internal conflicts. Edelmiro emigrated to Los Angeles.
In 1995, the last members of Color Humano (Molinari, Rafanelli and Moro) were tempted to reunite and perform a live performance at The Roxy. The show was recorded and edited at the end of that year.
At a concert by Edelmiro Molinari, Color Humano's return was announced for 2009, along with Rinaldo and drummer Sebastian Peyceré, with the idea of doing shows and recording an album.
Discography:
Color Humano (1972)
Color Humano II (1973)
Color Humano III (1974)
En The Roxy en vivo (1995)
2. The spanish latin beat band
Color Humano, two words that can only vaguely describe this groups's reality. You'll need to see them in action to convince yourself that you are dealing with a band that transcends their musical genre. From Color Humano to human warmth, there's little more than a single step.
Thanks to a solid musical basis, Color Humano were able to create their own suitable style. Nervous funky riffs that are relieved by a breaking off harmonica, supported by a powerful, diabolic percussion/ drum/ bassguitar trio, became their brand. Now, if that was all, it would already be quite a lot. But then you wouldn`t be taking the bands` real power into account: commited lyrics accompanied by a whistling voice that give the band its meaning. Because Color Humano has a soul.
Color Humano is the answer to all the evils of our generation: lack of interest, injustice, rejection, individualism, AIDS... Nevertheless, in times of bands, which limit themselves only to complaints, these six clever guys wake us up, question our beliefs and lay the finger on the open wound. You have to see José, the singer, in action. Noone can evade him. He seeks out the gaze of every single person. He (?), while he explains what is wrong in this oppressing, complicated world. Life can be so short and simple: "Cómete la vida, cómetala!" There are no compromises.
Color Humano, the clamp and the sign. Their past is the living proof.
And how they've evolved since the birth of this collective! With members from France and Spain, Color Humano first saw the light of day seven years ago in Paris in a squat. They called themselves Moscowa at first, after the name of the squat. Partly consisting of former members of the Mano Negra, the new-born Color Humano recorded their first album there. Provocative and hot. Two others followed, deliciously electrifying. And their colleagues couldn`t be wrong: the pianist joined Dusminguet and Manu Chao/ Radio Bemba invited the drummer to join them. Nowadays, Color Humanos` style is more refined and controlled, because a band symbolises a dynamic process. It has to regenerate ceaselessly to stay alive and to enrich the style. The group spent several weeks in the Chiapas to share music and lyrics in the revolutionary forum of an incredibly rich culture. Proof enough that this collective is global, without a fixed geographical location, united by the passion for music and by a generous humanitarian conception.
Records - Color Humano [up]
Moscowa libre (1995 Tralla - Album)
Hambre de vida (1997 Tralla - Album)
Burundanga (1999 Edel - Album)
Main contributions - Color Humano [up]
Para Todos Todo Nada Para Nosotros (1997 Gridalo Forte Records - Compilation)
Radical Mestizo (1999 Revelde Discos - Compilation)
Fuerza Vol.1 (2000 Virgin - Compilation)
Lumbalú: Me Voy con el Gusto (2001 Ventilador Music - Album)
Visca la Vida (10 anys Hace Color) (2008 - Compilation)
1. The argentinian 70's ro… Read Full Bio ↴There are more than two bands with this name:
1. The argentinian 70's rock band
Color Humano was a trio founded at the end of 1971 by Edelmiro Molinari, after the dissolution of Almendra. The name of the band was taken from a theme that Molinari composed for it.
The band's first formation was Edelmiro Molinari (guitar and vocals), Rinaldo Rafanelli (bass and backing vocals) and David Lebón (drums and backing vocals). The first recital took place in April 1972, at the Atlantic Theater in Buenos Aires. In November they participated in the BA Rock III Festival (already with Moro) which gave rise to the film Rock until the sun sets, where the band opens the film by playing "Larga vida al sol" and then "Cosas rústicas". In December of that year they recorded their first album at the Phonalex studios, in which Rodolfo García (ex Almendra) and the singer Gabriela (Parodi), who later became Edelmiro's wife, participated.
At the end of 1972, David Lebón left the group to join Pescado Rabioso, and Oscar Moro replaced him. Between March and June 1973 they recorded the second album at Phonalex, which would be double, but the Microfón label released it as two independent albums (Color Humano II and Color Humano III). The last of these albums was delayed until 1974 because it was difficult to get vinyl due to the oil crisis.
The band did not perform live very often, however at the end of 1973 it performed two continuous performances at the Astral theater in Buenos Aires, with a great audience.
A year later the band dissolves due to internal conflicts. Edelmiro emigrated to Los Angeles.
In 1995, the last members of Color Humano (Molinari, Rafanelli and Moro) were tempted to reunite and perform a live performance at The Roxy. The show was recorded and edited at the end of that year.
At a concert by Edelmiro Molinari, Color Humano's return was announced for 2009, along with Rinaldo and drummer Sebastian Peyceré, with the idea of doing shows and recording an album.
Discography:
Color Humano (1972)
Color Humano II (1973)
Color Humano III (1974)
En The Roxy en vivo (1995)
2. The spanish latin beat band
Color Humano, two words that can only vaguely describe this groups's reality. You'll need to see them in action to convince yourself that you are dealing with a band that transcends their musical genre. From Color Humano to human warmth, there's little more than a single step.
Thanks to a solid musical basis, Color Humano were able to create their own suitable style. Nervous funky riffs that are relieved by a breaking off harmonica, supported by a powerful, diabolic percussion/ drum/ bassguitar trio, became their brand. Now, if that was all, it would already be quite a lot. But then you wouldn`t be taking the bands` real power into account: commited lyrics accompanied by a whistling voice that give the band its meaning. Because Color Humano has a soul.
Color Humano is the answer to all the evils of our generation: lack of interest, injustice, rejection, individualism, AIDS... Nevertheless, in times of bands, which limit themselves only to complaints, these six clever guys wake us up, question our beliefs and lay the finger on the open wound. You have to see José, the singer, in action. Noone can evade him. He seeks out the gaze of every single person. He (?), while he explains what is wrong in this oppressing, complicated world. Life can be so short and simple: "Cómete la vida, cómetala!" There are no compromises.
Color Humano, the clamp and the sign. Their past is the living proof.
And how they've evolved since the birth of this collective! With members from France and Spain, Color Humano first saw the light of day seven years ago in Paris in a squat. They called themselves Moscowa at first, after the name of the squat. Partly consisting of former members of the Mano Negra, the new-born Color Humano recorded their first album there. Provocative and hot. Two others followed, deliciously electrifying. And their colleagues couldn`t be wrong: the pianist joined Dusminguet and Manu Chao/ Radio Bemba invited the drummer to join them. Nowadays, Color Humanos` style is more refined and controlled, because a band symbolises a dynamic process. It has to regenerate ceaselessly to stay alive and to enrich the style. The group spent several weeks in the Chiapas to share music and lyrics in the revolutionary forum of an incredibly rich culture. Proof enough that this collective is global, without a fixed geographical location, united by the passion for music and by a generous humanitarian conception.
Records - Color Humano [up]
Moscowa libre (1995 Tralla - Album)
Hambre de vida (1997 Tralla - Album)
Burundanga (1999 Edel - Album)
Main contributions - Color Humano [up]
Para Todos Todo Nada Para Nosotros (1997 Gridalo Forte Records - Compilation)
Radical Mestizo (1999 Revelde Discos - Compilation)
Fuerza Vol.1 (2000 Virgin - Compilation)
Lumbalú: Me Voy con el Gusto (2001 Ventilador Music - Album)
Visca la Vida (10 anys Hace Color) (2008 - Compilation)
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Color Humano Lyrics
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Hace Casi 2000 Años No puede ser que con agua se lave la sangre pero si…
Hombre De Las Cumbres Hombre de las cumbres, ven al sur La casa del poder…
Humberto Salve a quién llena mi suelo azulado de azul, no veo sombr…
Larga Vida Al Sol Anda pesando mis sueños sin destino, mi barba envuelta dic…
Padre Sol, Madre Sal Padre Sol, Madre Sal, he nacido donde, donde están, he nacid…
Pascual Tal Cual Pascual tal cual Color Humano. Edelmiro Molinari Pascual…
Silbame Oh Cabeza Sílbame, Oh Cabeza!!! para que mi música se mezcle con mis p…
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@aaronvalerofunes3734
Una pena la desaparición del conjunto, puedo decir que es de lo mejor que he escuchado en mi vida,
Saludos desde Guadalajara, Mexico.
@sandraabitabile1262
José 💚💛❤️
@albertgarcia9553
José Capel falleció de un cáncer. Lo digo por el mensaje anterior ya que da a suponer que murió por no tomar anti-retrovirals.
@arielrash
No se de qué murió tan joven José Capel, pero espero que no haya sido de sida por negarse a tomar antirretrovirales.