Indio Solari

• Name — Indio Solari • Birth Name — Carlos Alberto Solari • Alias — Indio • Born — 17 January 1949 • Birthplace — Paraná, Entre Ríos Province, Argentina • Died — 5 June 2026 • Place of death — Parque Leloir, Ituzaingó, Buenos Aires, Argentina • Genre — * Argentine rock • alternative rock • hard rock • post-grunge • post-punk • Occupation — * Musician • singer • producer • Instrument — Vocals • Years Active — 1970s–2026 • Label — * Del Cielito • Luzbola • DBN • Website — https: indiosolarioficial.com/

In the 1970s, Solari met his friend Guillermo Beilinson (Skay's elder brother) in a small fabric printing workshop in Valeria del Mar, called "El Mercurio". By then, Solari was already listed in his city as an enigmatic character by his harsh discourse and unconventional behavior. In 1976, Solari started a project with Beilinson brothers and various musicians, which would be the beginning of Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, and he remained as singer until the band eventually split in 2001. After the separation of Los Redondos, Solari started his first solo project in 2004: El Tesoro de los Inocentes (Bingo Fuel), together with his band Los Fundamentalistas del Aire Acondicionado, which was later presented in Argentina and Uruguay. In December 2007, The Fundamentalistas second album was released: Porco Rex, which was much less complex and very poetic. In the prologue he says: “Loneliness is the playing yard of Porco Rex”. In 2010, Solari and his band released El Perfume de la Tempestad, edited on CD and vinyl. In late 2013, Solari and Los Fundamentalistas released their fourth studio album: Pajaritos, bravos muchachitos, which includes a song recorded with his old bandmates Semilla Bucciarelli, Walter Sidotti and Sergio Dawi. Indio Solari's recital in Olavarría, in 2017 occurred on March 11, 2017 at the La Colmena rural property. This was the largest open-air rock concert in the history of Argentine rock. Over 250,000 fans attended the concert by Solari and his band.

Solari died in Parque Leloir, Ituzaingó Partido, Buenos Aires, on 5 June 2026, ten years after his Parkinson's disease diagnosis. He was 77. The Public Prosecutors' Office in Morón stated that Solari was found by the side of an indoor pool of his home, apparently after suffering a fall.

• Gulp! (1985) • Oktubre (1986) • Un Baión para el Ojo Idiota (1987) • ¡Bang! ¡Bang!!... Estás Liquidado (1989) • La Mosca y la Sopa (1991) • En Directo, live (1992) • Lobo Suelto – Cordero Atado (1993) • Luzbelito (1996) • Último Bondi a Finisterre (1998) • Momo Sampler (2000)

• Tren de fugitivos (1997)

• El Tesoro de los Inocentes (Bingo Fuel) (2004) • Porco Rex (2007) • El Perfume de la Tempestad (2010) • Pajaritos, bravos muchachitos (2013) • El Ruiseñor, El Amor y La Muerte. (2018)

• Escuchame en el Ruido (2006)

• Estrellados (2008)

• Blindado (2011)

Indio Solari was recorded at birth as Carlos Alberto Solari. He also worked under the name Indio Solari. The authorities additionally record the heading Carlos Alberto Solari. His recorded language was Spanish.