They Found Human Bones in a House in the Neighborhood of Coghlan Where Gustavo Cerati Lived.

The discovery was made by a group of workers who made excavations in a construction work on Congress Avenue at 3700, where the musician rented. There was a geriatric and a church

The former leader of Soda Stereo was in that house between 2001 and 2003.It was demolished to build a building, but with the finding the place was judicialized.It was known what worked before it became his home.

The city of Buenos Aires became the focus of surprising news for fans of Gustavo Cerati. Specifically, during a demolition, human bones were discovered in one of the houses inhabited by the interpreter of Crime and Goodbye. Soda Stereo’s leader lived in the house of the Coghlan neighborhood for about two years, at the beginning of the 21st century. Specifically, the musician rented the space between 2001 and 2003. Now, the owners decided to elim…

On 3700 Avenue Congreso, in the heart of Coghlan, there is no trace of the house that once was home to Gustavo Cerati. What is seen today from the sidewalk is just a black gate between rubble and revolted earth. However, what appeared during an excavation of Cerati’s house reopened an unexpected chapter in that direction that knew to be shelter of artists, musicians and silences with history. During the works to build a building, the workers who…

Within one of the main arteries of the porteño neighborhood of Coghlan, on the Avenue Congreso, is located one of the houses in which Gustavo Cerati knew how to live: now one can appreciate a work under construction, after a black gate with mountains of land. Marina Olmi, sister of the actor Boy Olmi and last owner of the house, rented it two years-between 2001 and 2003 to the singer during the time she was living in Spain.In the last months, th…

The house located above the porteño neighborhood of Coghlan, known for having been the home of the famous musician Gustavo Cerati and other artists like Hilda Lizarazu and Marina Olmi, now also for the recent discovery of human bones buried in his courtyard.The house was sold in recent months by Boy Olmi's sister, who was its last owner, and was about to be demolished for the construction of a building.However, since the police personnel found t…