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Callejeros

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Los Callejeros (approximately the Streetwise Ones in Spanish) is a Argentine rock band that became famous when the nightclub República Cromagnon was set on fire during one of its shows, killing 175 spectators on December 30, 2004. Among the dead spectators were the mother and father of some band members. The manager was also killed in the fire.

Members

  • Elio Delgado (Guitars)
  • Maxi Djerfy (Guitars)
  • Pato Santos Fortanet (Leading voice)
  • Christian "Dios" Torrejón (Bass)
  • Edu Vázquez (Drums)

Discography

  • Rocanroles sin destino (2004)
  • Presión (2003)
  • Sed (2001)

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