Lito Vitale Remembers Indio Solari: 'An Indispensable Figure'

Musician Lito Vitale has honored Indio Solari, the legendary frontman of Los Redonditos de Ricota, describing him as an "indispensable" artist who was both "different and admirable."

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We lost an indispensable figure, who was different and admirable.

Vitale recounted his personal connection with Solari, beginning with his work as a technician on the recording of Los Redonditos' album "Gulp." He later became a guest keyboardist for the band, contributing to several albums until "Último bondi a Finisterre." This experience allowed Vitale to witness Solari's profound intellect and unconventional approach firsthand.

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I knew Indio as a deep, hyper-intelligent, and out-of-the-ordinary person.

"I knew Indio as a deep, hyper-intelligent, and out-of-the-ordinary person," Vitale stated. He praised Solari's unique ability to merge his art with intricate poetry, reaching a broad audience that understood his artistic vision. Vitale noted Solari's consistent adherence to his artistic principles without compromising quality or expression, achieving unparalleled success.

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He managed to add his art and bring his intricate poetry to a majority of people who understood the concept.

Vitale further lauded the exceptional musicians who have accompanied Solari in recent years, recognizing their contribution of fidelity, creativity, and art to his projects. He drew a parallel between Solari's ability to mobilize people and national icons like Diego Maradona and Eva Perón, calling Solari a "popular hero" and a "guide" for many in Argentina's rock scene.

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He never gave up, always did what he wanted, and managed his professional musical path like no one else, achieving unique results.