Lalo Wong

Lalo knew that music was his thing when his father put at home the album 'Hollywood bowl live', of the Beatles in the house. "I fell in love with that album, I slept listening to it," he recalls, who at the time was 9 years old. That relic came to his home thanks to his father, Carlos Wong Silva, is a famous collector of LPs and LPs that has more than 300,000 record productions, which have been growing non-stop for forty-odd years, and the Municipality of Guayaquil valued in 2011 in 4 million dollars. The discovery of the British band literally caused Lalo to leave behind the Star Wars dolls that accompanied him as a child and replace them with their own LPs. It was then when he met Jimmy Hendrix, The Who, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Queen, Led Zeppelin ... He is an inveterate musician, formed in the late 70s and early 80s, who came to the stage thanks to his brother, Willy, when this was the drummer of the band Abraxas. There he was the manager for a while and the guitarist in another period. However, he was always struck by the bass. He was so worried about this that one day he stripped a wooden guitar from his strings and left only four strings so that it resembles his favorite instrument. Thus he practiced, in a self-taught way, with what he now modestly recognizes as "a good musical ear".