Latin Rock is in Mourning: Felipe Staiti, Founder of Los Enanitos ...
Felipe Staiti, founder and guitarist of the band Enanitos Verdes, passed away on April 1 at the age of 64 in Mendoza, Argentina.
colombiaone.comDirect answer: The Felipe Staiti Trio: there isn’t a widely reported “Felipe Staiti Trio” project matching that exact name in major outlets as of now, but Felipe Staiti (best known as a founder/guitarist of Enanitos Verdes) has been associated with various side projects and performances, especially around his Mendoza roots and collaborations with family and other artists. The most recent high-profile news concerns the passing of Felipe Staiti in April 2026, which has dominated coverage of his career and Enanitos Verdes rather than a separate trio holding current activities under that exact name.[1][3][4]
Context and recent developments
- Reports in mid-April 2026 confirmed the death of Felipe Staiti, a key figure in Enanitos Verdes, at age 64 in Mendoza, Argentina.[3][4][1]
- After the band’s longtime frontman Marciano Cantero died in 2022, Staiti took on a greater vocal role while continuing guitar work, highlighting his ongoing influence in the group’s activities in 2025–2026.[4][3]
- Several outlets noted Staiti’s ongoing performances and tours around the Enanitos Verdes ecosystem in 2026, including festival appearances, before his passing.[3][4]
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