Miguel Zavaleta Died at 71: the Man Who Left an Indelible Mark in Argentine Rock
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It's from 1984 and it's on the album "Hen Rain."Although it's the band's most popular, it wasn't going to enter the album until Charly Garcia insisted it be included.
The musician, a reference of a generation that redefined sound in Argentina after the dictatorship, had cancer The post Miguel Zavaleta died, the voice of Suéter and an essential protagonist of Argentine rock appeared first on Rolling Stone in Spanish.
His legacy goes through decades and his work with Sueter marked a key stage in the history of national rock, from the years of dictatorship to the present
The author of “Dawn on the Road” suffered from cancer
The singer and leader of Suéter died at the age of 71 after going through a long illness. Musicians, journalists and followers fired him with messages of love, memories and recognition to a fundamental figure of the rock of the 80s.
Journalist Sergio Marchi said that the musician was accompanied by his friends in his last days and that he left in peace. La entrada At 71, Miguel Zavaleta died, Sueter's historic leader first published in #BorderJournalism.
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