Panza
Panza, an Argentine rock group formed in 1998 in Buenos Aires, emerged from the
collaboration of vocalist Mariana Bianchini, guitarist Sergio Álvarez, drummer
Pablo Contursi, and bassist Martin Delahaye, who left in 2000. Their
breakthrough came with the 2000 album Sonrisas de Plastilina, featuring tracks
such as "Fea" and "Panza", which received favorable reviews in underground
circles and led to opening slots for Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and Living
Colour. The followed up with the full-length Infanticidio in 2003; the single
"Popstar" reached MTV rotation, and the group tour...
