Los Abuelos de la Nada

Argentinian band first created in 1967 by Miguel Angel Peralta aka Miguel Abuelo. At the beginning of 1980, he would coincide in Buenos Aires with the artist friend Guillermo Cazenave, with whom he would record in his multitrack, jams and the first demos of Los Abuelos De La Nada. Later with new members re-created in 1981, featuring Andrés Calamaro as keyboards player and composer. In 1983 they got a big hit with "Mil Horas" included on their album "Vasos y Besos". In 1985 Calamaro quit the band to follow his solo career. The band still continued for some years, until Miguel Abuelo's death in 1988 without his music and magic reaching the Spanish market. Things of Record Companies...