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Eddie Eddie Little Ones Little Ones, Pecchenino stage name of Edward (born April 1, 1928 in Buenos Aires, m. 21 July 2000 in Buenos Aires ) was a trombonist and Argentine singer musician jazz and rock and roll and comedian. In 1957 he founded the first band of rock and roll in Argentina and made the first recordings of this kind in the country. Clan member of the Club. Conducted the orchestra of Sunday television program for youth. Mariano Mores participated with the first mega-show at the Argentina, Buenos Aires Sing to the World. Was involved in the famous sketch of Don Mateo's hairdresser. Accompanied the comedian Alberto Olmedo in the program does not touch button. He worked as an actor in twenty films. In 1965 he received the Martin Fierro Award as the revelation of the year. Eduardo

Pecchenino born April 1, 1928 in the neighborhood of Villa Urquiza in Buenos Aires, where he lived all his life. Both his father and his mother, Italian immigrants from Piemonte, were musicians, accordionist and singer first in the second choral groups.
When he was 18 he formed his first orchestra, the Jazz's College (which acted as a trumpet player Ricardo Romero, who would later form Los Cinco Latinos with his wife Estela Raval), which reached the reputation and made a tour of Chile. Then joined several bands as a trombonist as Julio Rivera, Hector and his jazz, Tulio Gallo, Marito Cosentino, Eduardo Armani and Lalo Schifrin.
In the 50's began to turn to the black rhythms that were developed in the United States, first to rhythm & blues and then rock and roll. For a time, used the stage name Eddie Parker, recording for the label Rosario Embassy, \u200b\u200ban album as Eddie Little Ones and Rhyth Band, the group that accompanied Arturo Schneider (tenor sax), Hector Pizzicatti (trumpet), Abel Pizzicatti (piano), Alejandro Schneider (bass), Manuel Chaqui (guitar and violin), John D. Flores (drums) and J. Garbuglia (accordion). The album included such classics as "The Whistling Alegre", "Smiles", "In a South Bound Train", "A Fifty-Seven and Metro Blue Eyes," "Whispering," "Rat Paseandera," "Dinah," "Jingle Bells, "" El Rock de los Santos "," Jumping the Rock "," St. Louis Blues "and" Two Hearts, Two Kisses. "
in 1957 following the success of Bill Haley and His Comets through the two films released in Buenos Aires this year, "Rock Around the Clock" [1] (1956) and "Do not Knock the Rock" [2 ] (1956), he turned full the nascent musical style that shook youth around the world and formed the first rock band from Argentina, Mr. Roll and Rocks, with Arturo Schneider (tenor sax), Franco Corvini (trumpet), Buby Lavecchia (piano) L. Rea (guitar), Banjo (bass) and Jorge Padin (drums). That same year he also recorded the first album of rock and roll in Argentina, with covers of Bill Haley: "See You Later, Alligator," "Mambo Rock", "I Cry More", "Rock", "Shake, Rattle and Roll "and" Rancho Rock. "
Shortly after Mr. Roll and Rocks in the movie "Come Dance the Rock" (1957), the first in English rock and roll music. Year following the band was chosen by Bill Haley to start the functions that American Idol gave the Metropolitan Theater in Buenos Aires.
In 1960 the group toured Europe and upon returning pequenino began exploring the world of television. Was among a group of musicians Clan Club (1963-1964), where they sang rock songs in English with Palito Ortega, Johnny Tedesco, among many others. He then directed the orchestra of the famous program for Youth Sunday.
Simultaneously, Eddie Little Ones, he began his skills exlotar humorous, working in Operation Ja Ja (where he distinguished himself by playing the Barber Don Mateo Don Mateo replacing Fidel Pintos), Nut and No Play button, the latter with Alberto Olmedo.
In 1965 he received the Martin Fierro Award as the revelation of the year. That same year he participated in the first mega-show held in Argentina, Buenos Aires called singing the world premiere at the Teatro Alvear. The play was written by Carcavallo Cacho, Martín Darré and Mariano Mores, scripted humor made by Gary and Hugo Sofovich, and ten music charts, recreating around the world and musical styles, like Paris, the Far West, Chicago, Japan, etc. . The musical cast was headed by himself and comprising Mores Violeta Rivas, Alba Solis, The Mac Ke Mac's, Ubaldo Martinez, Eddie Little Ones, The Arribeños, Nito Mores, dancers Mayoral and Maria Elena, Javier Portales, Alberto Irizar, Dayna Fridman, Naomi Kazan, Victor Valli, José Luis Paz, Osvaldo Guerrero, Mario Jordan, Lorenzo Alessandria, Oscar Ferro Daniel Cicaré.
In 1978 he suffered a stroke that limited their activities. He died on July 21, 2000, in Villa Urquiza. By Wiki Tango and your guests