15 Facts About Charly Alberti

Charly Alberti was born on Carlos Alberto Ficicchia; 27 March 1963 and is an Argentine musician.

Charly Alberti was the drummer for the rock band Soda Stereo, which was formed in 1982 and disbanded in 1997.

Charly Alberti is the son of jazz musician and drummer Tito Alberti.

Charly Alberti began studying music at the age of six.

Charly Alberti told him that his brother was interested in The Police and played the guitar.

In 1982, Charly Alberti co-founded the Argentinian rock band Soda Stereo.

In 1997, Charly Alberti launched Cybrel Digital Entertainment, a content application company based on avant-garde technology.

Charly Alberti was named an AppleMaster by Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple.

Charly Alberti became the only Spanish-speaking AppleMaster in its history.

In 2015, Charly Alberti represented his organization, R21, which focuses on promoting sustainability, at the Latin Alternative Music Conference in New York.

Charly Alberti made a call to action for environmental sustainability during the festival's annual show at Central Park SummerStage.

In 2022, Charly Alberti partnered with Cerveza Quilmes and launched 27 Eazy, a beer brand that is made with malt produced from regenerative methods.

Since the beginning of his career, Charly Alberti has used Remo drumheads, Zildjian cymbals, Shure microphones, Gibraltar hardware, Roland Electronic Drums, and Pro-Mark drumsticks.

Since mid-2007, Charly Alberti has been playing a Yamaha drum, breaking his tradition of using brand Remo drums.

Charly Alberti stated that Yamaha provided the rock sound, and Remo was spending more on drums for jazz; this decision was made in conjunction with Charly Alberti and Remo Belli, founder of Remo.