Plan 4

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Plan 4
Origin Buenos Aires, Argentina
Genres Groove metal, [1] metalcore
Years active2003–present
MembersJavier "Knario" Compiano
Gonzalo Espejo
Pehuén Berdún
Juan Ignacio De Abreu
Website plancuatro.com.ar

Plan 4 (sometimes also Plan Cuatro) is an Argentine heavy metal band from Buenos Aires that formed in 2003.

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History

After the dissolution of Raiz, three of its members, singer Javier Compiano, drummer Gonzalo Espejo and guitarist Leandro Zunni joined Diego Oviedo (former Hentai) to form Plan 4. The band released their first EP, La Música Es Tu Mejor Arma. The EP contains a live versions "Destino" and "Libre" as well as the videoclip for "Destino"

Plan 4 took part on the first ever Latin American tribute to Black Sabbath, titled "Sabbath Crosses" contributing the song "TV Crimes".[ citation needed ] They have also recorded "Somebody Put Something in My Drink" for a double CD tribute to The Ramones

In August 2005, Plan 4 released their first album, titled "Cambio De Piel" (Change of Skin), produced by Heaven Records and Dias De Garage. The CD has 14 tracks and was recorded, mixed and mastered at Estudios Abismo. The band promoted the album throughout Argentina with their "Cambio De Piel Tour 2005" and during 2006 as well.

Discography

EP

Released in 2004

  1. Destino (Destiny)
  2. Libre (Free)
  3. El Principio O El Fin (The Beginning Or The End)
  4. Destino (live)(Destiny)
  5. El Principio O El Fin (live)(The Beginning Or The End)
  6. Videoclip for Destino

Cambio De Piel

Released in 2005

  1. Latidos (Heartbeats)
  2. Entre La Vida Y La Muerte (Between Life And Death)
  3. Alma, Cuerpo Y Mente (Soul, Body And Mind)
  4. Destino (Destiny)
  5. Nuevo Amanecer (New Dawn)
  6. Reaccion En Cadena (Chain Reaction)
  7. Donde Estes (Wherever You Are)
  8. El Principio O El Fin (The Beginning Or The End)
  9. Cambio Mi Piel (I Change My Skin)
  10. La Fuerza (The Force)
  11. Libre (Free)
  12. Semillas (Seeds)
  13. Pppp (Pppp)
  14. Basta, Se Acabo! (Enough, It's Over!)

Dos Caras

Edited in 2007

  1. Radiochaos
  2. El Mundo Gira (Igual)
  3. Ella
  4. La Jaula
  5. Señor de la Guerra
  6. En el Olvido
  7. Refugio
  8. Dos Caras
  9. Ardientes Corazones
  10. Más Allá de la Razón
  11. Condena
  12. El Sobreviviente
  13. La Ira de Dios
  14. Mi Religion

EXTRACHAOS Vol. 1

Edited in 2008

  1. T.V Crimes (Black Sabbath)
  2. Somebody put something in my drink (Ramones)
  3. Skin o my teeth (Megadeath)
  4. Armas (Massacre)
  5. Supera el dolor
  6. Dos caras **
  7. Más alla de la razón **
  8. El principio o el fin **
  9. Entre la vida y la muerte **
  10. Destino **

** In Live

Tributes and compilations

- TV Crimes

- Somebody Put Something in My Drink

- Skin o' My Teeth

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References

  1. "Falleció Gonzalo Espejo, baterista de la banda de metal Plan Cuatro". Diario Norte (in Spanish). 11 January 2022. Retrieved 20 August 2022.