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REYTORO
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Out of 25 votes - Similar Artists: Sepultura, Metallica, Helmet, Turbonegro
Out of 25 votes
- Location: Montevideo - Uruguay, Uruguay
- Genre: Rock & Pop » Heavy Metal
Editor's review
If you thought old-fashioned skull-cracking metal was intimidating, wait until you hear it sung with the rolling r's of South American Spanish. Following in the grand tradition of continent-mates Sepultura, Reytoro makes riff-happy, black T-shirt stuff, with no bones about it (except those being broken).
Biography
Fabian Furtado (vocals), Norberto Arriola (guitar), Enzo Broglia (bass), Walter Revella (keyboards), Fernando Alfaro (drums) Montevideo Heavy Metal band REYTORO, founded in 1998, is fronted by CHOPPER singer Fabian Furtado. Early bassists included Francisco Fatoruso and Giampaolo Giaimo before the position was stabilised by Enzo Broglia. Montevideo Records published a self-titled album, featuring a cover version of DEPECHE MODE's 'Policy Of Truth', in 2003.
