Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti will receive this important distinction on Sunday, at an event in Seville.
soda Stereo It marked Argentine and Latin American rock and will finally have its recognition by the Latin Grammys. Gustavo Cerati, Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti They formed the group in 1982 and throughout their career they published several albums that influenced several other artists. Avant-garde, both musically and aesthetically, their style went through different moments such as new wave, dark, alternative and electronic rock.
Throughout their career, the trio won important awards such as the Konex Diploma of Merit – for their outstanding career in Argentine music – and also a Platinum award for the best Argentine rock band of the decade. Another important one was in 2002, the MTV Latin America Leyenda Award for his musical career.
Soda Stereo was missing a Grammy and in the coming days they will have the well-deserved recognition. It will be a Latin Grammy, the Award for Musical Excellence, in the next delivery that will be made in Seville, Spain. Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti will be part of a private ceremony on Sunday, November 12, four days before the 2023 edition of the famous awards.
How to watch the Latin Grammy Awards
The ceremony can be seen through TNT and HBO Max starting at 10:30 p.m. The TNT and HBO Max coverage goes further, since one hour before the awards gala, at 9:00 p.m. Argentina, the public will be able to enjoy the Punto de Encuentro pre-show, hosted by Lety Sahagun and Heisel Mora, who will interview the protagonists of the party and present details of this unique night that celebrates the most outstanding artists and musical productions of the year. Additionally, once the broadcast ends, the event will be available to be enjoyed again on HBO Max for two weeks.
Source: Ambito
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