Zeta Bosio
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Zeta Bosio
Hector Pedro Juan Bosio better know as Zeta Bosio, the bass player for the legendary Rock en Español band Soda Stereo from Argentina was born October 1, 1959 in Argentina.
Zeta along with Gustavo Cerati and Charly Alberti formed Soda Stereo in 1982. They recorded over a dozen of records until they disbanded in 1997. Since then, he has kept a very low profile until recently. ProyectoUnder.com is the music portal chosen by Bosio as a way to promote underground bands. Zeta is now working with his independent record label Alerta Discos. He has produced albums for bands such as "Aguirre" and "Peligrosos Gorriones".
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| Soda Stereo |
| Charly Alberti • Gustavo Cerati • Zeta Bosio |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Soda Stereo • Nada Personal • Signos • Doble Vida • Languis EP • Canción Animal • Dynamo • Sueño Stereo |
| Live albums and compilations: Ruido Blanco • Rex Mix • Zona de Promesas • Comfort y Música Para Volar • El Último Concierto |
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