Artaud

Pescado Rabioso, active from 1971 to 1973, was a pioneering Argentine rock band led by the legendary Luis Alberto Spinetta. Emerging from the vibrant Buenos Aires music scene, the band was known for their unique blend of progressive and psychedelic rock, with occasional mellower passages that showcased their versatility. Initially a trio with Black Amaya on drums and Osvaldo "Bocón" Frascino on bass, the lineup expanded to include keyboardist Carlos Cutaia and later featured David Lebón on bass. Their discography, including the notable album "Artaud," reflects Spinetta's innovative spirit and the band's significant contribution to the development of Argentine and Latin rock. Pescado Rabioso's music continues to inspire, offering a rich and immersive experience for fans of classic rock and progressive sounds.