Pedro y Pablo is an Argentine folk rock and protest song duo established in 1967 in Buenos Aires. The group consists of Miguel Cantilo and Jorge Durietz, who originally performed as "Los Cronopios" before adopting their current name in 1968. They reached wider visibility after releasing the single "Yo vivo en esta ciudad" (1970). Their recording career included the debut studio recording Yo vivo en esta ciudad (1970) and the studio recording Conesa (1972). The latter work featured the song "Catalina Bahía" and the song "Padre Francisco". In 2013, the magazine Rolling Stone Argentina ranked Conesa at number 39 on its list of the best Argentine rock albums. Their discography included the studio recording Contracrisis (1982) and the live album Pedro y Pablo en vivo (1982). The ensemble resumed activity in 2016 and announced the preparation of a new studio recording in 2024.
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| Dinero Vino y Mujeres |
| Pedro y Pablo: En Concierto |
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Unidos por el Cantar
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| Contracrisis |
| Conesa |
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Yo Vivo en Esta Ciudad
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Yo Vivo en Esta Ciudad
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Para que cantemos juntos
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Puede Ser
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El Piquetero
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Seis Décadas de Rock Argentino
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Rock de Mi Ciudad - Rockin' Buenos Aires
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Clásicos
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Seis Décadas de Rock Argentino: Primera Década 1966 - 1976
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