Los Gatos
Considered by many as the founding fathers of rock in Argentina, Los Gatos were
one of the first Argentine rock bands to write their own material, which was
entirely sung in Spanish. The group was born from the ashes of Los Gatos
Salvajes, another seminal rock’n’roll band whose lineup included singer Litto
Nebbia, keyboardist Ciro Fogliatta, and bassist Alfredo Toth. After Los Gatos
Salvajes’ demise in 1966, Nebbia, Fogliatta, and Toth teamed up with guitarist
Kay Galifi and drummer Oscar Moroto form Los Gatos, making their debut with the
1967 single “La Balsa.” Co-written by Neb...
