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Pedropiedra is one of the famous Rock Singer, who was born on the memorable day of April 17 in the year 1978. Pedropiedra is a proud citizen of Chile.
Chilean musician and composer who has been a member of the bands 31 Minutos,Tropiflaite,Yaia, CHC andPillanes. He went on to release several popular solo albums includingCripta y vida, Ocho andAló!
Over the years, not only have skills been honed, but a significant impact has also been made in the professional field. Whether it's through work, public appearances, or contributions to the community, Pedropiedra continues to be an inspiration for many.Personal Information
| Popular As: | Pedropiedra |
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| First Name: | Pedropiedra |
| Gender: | Male |
| Birthday: | April 17 |
| Birth Year: | 1978 |
| Age: | 45-years |
| Father: | Juan Subercaseaux |
| Siblings: | Sofía Subercaseaux |
Career
After being influenced by The Beatlesin his youth, he taught himself how to play guitar and drums.
He won a 2014 Altazor Award for Best Pop or Ballad Song for “Pasajero.”
Family
His father Juan is a well-known painter. He has collaborated musically with rock singer Jorge González.
Pedropiedra Timeline
2001
In addition to his solo career including five studio albums, he has also served as drummer for Jorge González' and 31 minutos' bands, as well as being member of several other bands such as CHC (2001-2009) and the superband Pillanes since 2018 as a multi-instrumentalist.
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2002
In 2002, Pedro together with Vicente Sanfuentes formed an electronic and rhyming duo called Hermanos Brothers.
2004
Discouraged and uncomfortable with the poor result of this production, the band disbanded in 2004.
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2005
They only recorded an album in 2005 called Good Morning, produced by Pedro for Mutante Records.
2007
He also worked on the soundtrack for the films by former CHC member Sebastián Silva, Life Kills Me (2007), La Nana (2009) and Crystal Fairy (2013).
2008
He sang the song "Sin Gravedad" for a Pol Infante project called Spatial Effects in 2008 and played bass and chorus for Hungría in 2006 with Gepe.
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