Artist
Los Abuelos de la Nada
Los Abuelos de la Nada is a new wave artist formed in 1968. 22 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
- 22
- Releases
- 1982–2025
- Active years
- 1968
- Formed
Artist
Los Abuelos de la Nada is a new wave artist formed in 1968. 22 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Most popular
Los abuelos de la nada
1982
Himno de mi corazón
Single · 1984
Cosas mías
Single · 1986
Los Abuelos De La Nada: Los Simples
EP · 2023
Himno De Mi Corazón (Verlk Remix Edit)
Single · 2022
Vivo - Teatro Coliseo
EP · 2022
Himno De Mi Corazón (Verlk Remix)
Single · 2022
No Se Desesperen
Single · 2021
Chalaman
Single · 2021
Lunes por la Madrugada
Single · 2020
Tristeza de la Ciudad
Single · 2020
Costumbres Argentinas
Single · 2020
Mi Estrella y Yo
Single · 2020
Un Rio Crucé
Single · 2020
Los Abuelos de la Nada is a band from Buenos Aires, Argentina formed orginally in 1967 by Miguel Abuelo but disbanded in 1969. After a long journey through Europe, Miguel Abuelo returns to Argentina and reforms the band in 1981. The new band had Abuelo as lead singer, Cachorro López himself on bass, Andrés Calamaro on vocals and keyboards, Gustavo Bazterrica on guitar, Daniel Melingo on sax, and Polo Corbella on the drums. Charly García took the band under his wing after dissolving Serú Girán, and the Abuelos played in García's 1982 Christmas concert. García also drafted López, Melingo and Calamaro for his band, in parallel with their work for the Abuelos. The 1983 debut album included many compositions by Abuelo-López, and a reggae hit by Calamaro's former partner Gringui Herrera, Tristezas de la ciudad (City blues). For their 1983 album, Vasos y Besos, Melingo wrote his own reggae hit: Chala-man, Bazterrica contributed No se desesperen (Don't despair), and Calamaro chimed in with Mil horas (A thousand hours). The band became popular with rockers and more pop-oriented audiences. Especially, Calamaro was favored by teenage girls looking for an "edgier" idol than balladeer Alejandro…
