Adrián Eduardo Barilari, born November 11, 1959 in Villa Lugano, Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a singer known for his work with Rata Blanca. He began singing at age four and started performing on television shows by age seven. Barilari's first bands included Topos Urbanos, Cobalto, Vietnam, and Dias de Gloria. In 1989, he joined Rata Blanca following the departure of Saúl Blanch, achieving success with albums such as Magos, espadas y rosas (1990). Barilari left Rata Blanca in 1993 due to creative differences and formed Alianza with Hugo Bistolfi. In 2000, he rejoined Rata Blanca and has since released several albums including El Camino del Fuego (2002). Concurrently, Barilari began a solo career in 2003 with the EP Barilari, followed by albums like Canciones doradas (2007) and Abuso de poder (2009).
