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'''Walter Meza''' ([[Buenos Aires]], |
'''Walter Meza''' ( born December 8, 1966, [[Buenos Aires]], Aregentina) is an Argentinian singer of [[thrash metal]] and [[heavy metal music|heavy metal]], known for being the singer of the band [[Horcas]], from 1997 to the present.<ref>[https://musicbrainz.org/artist/fda0339f-3d9d-4ee8-97cb-b165bec3927a Walter Meza], MusicBrainz.org, Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
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== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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Walter Darío Meza was born in Buenos Aires City, moving on his first years to the town of [[San Justo, Buenos Aires|San Justo]] in the city of [[La Matanza Partido|La Matanza]]. He began his career in a group called Barloff. Later, when he was fourteen years old, he was the singer of the band Delay, band where also was Paul Mondello, current guitarist of the band [[Massacre (Argentine band)|Massacre]]. Also was part of the bands Samurai and [[Heinkel (band)|Heinkel]].<ref>[http://www.cmtv.com.ar/mtl/ MTL] Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
Walter Darío Meza was born in Buenos Aires City, moving on his first years to the town of [[San Justo, Buenos Aires|San Justo]] in the city of [[La Matanza Partido|La Matanza]]. He began his career in a group called Barloff. Later, when he was fourteen years old, he was the singer of the band Delay, band where also was Paul Mondello, current guitarist of the band [[Massacre (Argentine band)|Massacre]]. Also was part of the bands Samurai and [[Heinkel (band)|Heinkel]].<ref>[http://www.cmtv.com.ar/mtl/ MTL], Cmtv.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
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He later joined [[Jeriko]], with some of the members of his former bands Heinkel and Retrosatan. With this lineup, they recorded a demo of four songs and reached the final of a contest sponsored by Yamaha, being able to play along other important groups like [[Hermética]], [[Rata Blanca]], [[Logos (band)|Logos]] and [[Lethal (Argentine band)|Lethal]].<ref>[http://www.rock.com.ar/bios/3/3053.shtml Biography] Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
He later joined [[Jeriko]], with some of the members of his former bands Heinkel and Retrosatan. With this lineup, they recorded a demo of four songs and reached the final of a contest sponsored by Yamaha, being able to play along other important groups like [[Hermética]], [[Rata Blanca]], [[Logos (band)|Logos]] and [[Lethal (Argentine band)|Lethal]].<ref>[http://www.rock.com.ar/bios/3/3053.shtml Biography], Rock.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
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Walter left the group in 1995 and in 1997 he became the singer of [[Horcas]], the band of the former [[V8 (band)|V8]] guitarist, [[Osvaldo Civile]], role he holds until today.<ref>[http://www.rock.com.ar/bios/0/264.shtml Biografía de Horcas] Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
Walter left the group in 1995 and in 1997 he became the singer of [[Horcas]], the band of the former [[V8 (band)|V8]] guitarist, [[Osvaldo Civile]], role he holds until today.<ref>[http://www.rock.com.ar/bios/0/264.shtml Biografía de Horcas], Rock.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
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With this group, he edited more than ten studio albums and performed along internation bands like: [[Pantera (band)|Pantera]], [[Slayer]], [[Iron Maiden]], [[Sepultura]], [[Stratovarius]], [[Soulfly]], [[Exodus (band)|Exodus]], [[Megadeth]], [[Metallica]] and [[Black Sabbath]].<ref>[http://www.elbondi.com/cobertura/horcas/golpe-a-golpe#.VcATePl_Oko Entrevista a Walter Meza] Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
With this group, he edited more than ten studio albums and performed along internation bands like: [[Pantera (band)|Pantera]], [[Slayer]], [[Iron Maiden]], [[Sepultura]], [[Stratovarius]], [[Soulfly]], [[Exodus (band)|Exodus]], [[Megadeth]], [[Metallica]] and [[Black Sabbath]].<ref>[http://www.elbondi.com/cobertura/horcas/golpe-a-golpe#.VcATePl_Oko Entrevista a Walter Meza], Elbondi.com, Retrieved February 9, 2016</ref> |
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== Discography == |
== Discography == |
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=== with Jeriko === |
=== with Jeriko === |
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* 1994 – ''Bajo mi Ley'' (demo) |
* 1994 – ''Bajo mi Ley'' (demo) |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Walter Darío Meza |
| Also known as | Tanque |
| Born | December 8, 1966 San Justo, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Genres | Heavy metal Thrash metal |
| Occupation | Singer |
| Instrument | Voice |
| Years active | 1980–present |
| Labels | Sony BMG NEMS Enterprises Tocka Discos |
Walter Meza ( born December 8, 1966, Buenos Aires, Aregentina) is an Argentinian singer of thrash metal and heavy metal, known for being the singer of the band Horcas, from 1997 to the present.[1]
Biography
Walter Darío Meza was born in Buenos Aires City, moving on his first years to the town of San Justo in the city of La Matanza. He began his career in a group called Barloff. Later, when he was fourteen years old, he was the singer of the band Delay, band where also was Paul Mondello, current guitarist of the band Massacre. Also was part of the bands Samurai and Heinkel.[2]
He later joined Jeriko, with some of the members of his former bands Heinkel and Retrosatan. With this lineup, they recorded a demo of four songs and reached the final of a contest sponsored by Yamaha, being able to play along other important groups like Hermética, Rata Blanca, Logos and Lethal.[3]
Walter left the group in 1995 and in 1997 he became the singer of Horcas, the band of the former V8 guitarist, Osvaldo Civile, role he holds until today.[4]
With this group, he edited more than ten studio albums and performed along internation bands like: Pantera, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Sepultura, Stratovarius, Soulfly, Exodus, Megadeth, Metallica and Black Sabbath.[5]
Discography
with Jeriko
- 1994 – Bajo mi Ley (demo)
- 2004 – Jerikó
with Horcas
- 1997 – Vence
- 1999 – Eternos
- 2002 – Horcas
- 2003 – Horcas vive
- 2004 – Demencial
- 2006 – Asesino
- 2008 – Reviviendo huestes
- 2010 – La maldición continúa
- 2013 – Por tu honor
See also
References
- ^ Walter Meza, MusicBrainz.org, Retrieved February 9, 2016
- ^ MTL, Cmtv.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016
- ^ Biography, Rock.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016
- ^ Biografía de Horcas, Rock.com.ar, Retrieved February 9, 2016
- ^ Entrevista a Walter Meza, Elbondi.com, Retrieved February 9, 2016
External links
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