We All Together
| We All Together | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Lima, Peru |
| Genres |
Rock and roll Psychedelic rock |
| Years active | 1971–1974, 1989–2011 |
| Website | Grupo We All Together |
| Members |
Eduardo Samamé Iván Cárdenas Carlos Guerrero Carlos Pacheco |
| Past members |
Ernesto Samamé (†) Manuel Cornejo Saúl Cornejo Carlos Kakutani Armando Pattroni Augusto Castro Iván Carreño Ricardo Ormeño Carlos Paredes Eduardo Saldarriaga Félix Varvarande Jose Wherrems Armando Barrios Henry Ueunten |
We All Together (WAT) was a Peruvian rock and roll band formed in 1971. They composed songs both in English and Spanish during their career. Their most known songs are the cover "Carry On Till Tomorrow" (originally by Badfinger), "Hey Revolution" and "It's A Sin To Go Away", which appeared on Nuggets II.[1]
The first line-up was formed by Saul Cornejo, his brother Manuel Cornejo, and Carlos Guerrero, who were the founding members, as well as Carlos Salom and Ernesto Samamé. They broke up in 1974 and regrouped in 1989 and currently consist of Carlos Guerrero, Carlos Pacheco, and Iván Cárdenas. The group once again disbanded after a farewell concert on Nov. 05, 2011, celebrating their 40 years of music.[2]
Discography
- We All Together (1972)
- We All Together 2 (1974)
- 1990, La Década (1990)
- Cincuenta/Cincuenta (1991)
- Quédate (1993)
- Aliteraciones (1998)
- We All Together (Back Together) (2008)
- Surprise (2009)
References
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