Two decades after creating the pop group passion in the 2000s, Mambrú members met again. This is confirmed German Tripelone of the band’s historic members, who shared a photo with his other comrades.

“And one day … 20 years later … it happened again …”written by Tripa, as he knew when he rose to fame on the reality show Artists in 2002, on his Twitter account. And he attached a photo where he was seen with Gerónimo Rauch, Emanuel Ntaka, Pablo Silberberg and Milton Amadeo.

“It was a gathering of friends, we haven’t seen each other for 5 years, which was the other time we took another picture”explained the singer after a few hours, talking to Clarion. And he added, referring to the presentation given by his former partner at the Colón theater with Virginia Tola: “We came together to see how we were. Coincidentally Gero (he lives in Madrid) came to do the thing. Colón. “

In addition, Tripel said they chatted for hours and drank “alcohol, beer, and water.” And specifically about the topics they discussed, he added: “We talk about what each other is doing, about our women, our children. This is a meeting. We keep saying the same nonsense as we did 20 years ago. “

“We had fun, we laughed and talked about everything”, identified the former Mambrú. And he said: “The truth it is a happiness. Handsome. It’s like meeting friends from high school, more or less. “

On the other hand, regarding the end of the conversation in this newspaper, he denied that the reunion was related to the possible return of the band, but he did not rule out that possibility in the future: “Not yet”, he replies giving hope to his fans. And he concludes: “We’re full, each on his own”.

How Mambrú was formed and the explosion of success experienced by its membersang

After a casting call for more than 400 singers, Gerónimo Rauch, Pablo Silberberg, Emanuel Ntaka, Milton Amadeo and Germán Tripel won the biggest prize: chosen to be part of Mambrú, the band that emerged on the reality show Artists and it was a real rage at the beginning of this century.

In October 2002, the aforementioned artists released their first album as a group, they became a gold record in just 24 hours and, in total, they sold at least 120 thousand copies.

At that time, the one with the highest media exposure and biggest musical success, was Mambrú they came to fill the two stadiums of Vélez Sársfield Along with Bandana, the group of women also emerged from the same reality show. They won statuettes at the Carlos Gardel Awards, toured South America (for example, in Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile) and filled several Gran Rex.

However, the seemingly endless anger disappeared within a few years. So in 2005, just three years after its creation, the band, which had recorded three albums and toured almost all of Argentina, melted away.

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