Connor Questa discography or its inception, originally called as Marilina Connor Questa; a group of originating alternative rock of Buenos Aires, active between 2010 and 2015, Argentina has an EP, two albums of study, nine singles and seven official promotional video.[1]
Studio albums
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Studio albums
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Songs
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| 2011
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Somos por partes[2][3]
- First studio album
- Released: November 17, 2011
- Label: MCL Records
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"Huesos", "Acorde de paso", "Sublow", "Pasiones", "Acoples", "Amnesia", "Gritos", "Resiste en pie", "Hurto", "Tripolar", "Respect", "Demo resistente"
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| 2013
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Fuego al universo[4][5][6][7]
- Second studio album
- Released: March 15, 2013
- Label: MCL Records
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"Todo lo posible", "Pensar bien", "Lo roto expone", "Hoy decido que", "De más", "Alma y sangre", "Cliché", "Tantos mares", "Fido", "Ya no hay", "FAP"
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Extended plays
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EP
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Songs
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| 2010
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Marilina Connor Questa
- Discográfica: MCL Records
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"Si no ves", "Amnesia", "Lo roto expone", "Resiste en pie"
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| Year
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Single
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Label
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| 2010
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"Acorde de paso", "Resiste en pie"
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Independiente
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| 2011
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"Amnesia", "Gritos", "Acorde de paso", "Pasiones"
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MCL Records
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| 2013
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"Tripolar", "Pensar bien", "Cliché"
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MCL Records
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Videography
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| Year
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Video clip
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Label
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| 2011
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"Amnesia", "Gritos", "Acorde de paso", "Pasiones"
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MCL Records
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| 2013
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"Tripolar", "Pensar bien", "Cliché"
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MCL Records
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References
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- ^ Connor Questa: Pedazos de rock tirados en el piso Archived March 4, 2016, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Marilina Connor Questa – Somos por partes (2011) Archived April 20, 2014, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Somos por partes Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Marilina Connor Questa regresa con su disco "Fuego al universo" Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Fuego al universo – Connor Questa (2013) Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Connor Questa trae su “Fuego al Universo” Retrieved April 14, 2016
- ^ Más allá de los clichés Retrieved April 14, 2016
