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Chilean drummer Miguel Tapia started taking part in in a college music group called Pseudopillos before joining Los Vichunkas, later on called Los Prisioneros, with singer/bassist Jorge González and guitarist Claudio Narea. Following the band’s last overall performance on Dec 21, 1991, Miguel Tapia started focusing on his personal task, …

Chilean los Prisioneros became probably the most important local music group through the 1980s and something of the very most well-known Latin rock acts ever. Vocalist and bassist Jorge González, guitarist Claudio Narea, and drummer Miguel Tapia made a decision to start their very own music group while still students. …

Chilean singer/songwriter Jorge González grew up in the bosom of an operating class family from San Miguel, among Santiago’s most filled districts. While their studies at a local senior high school, González began sharing his enthusiasm for music with classmates and close friends. Inspired from the English punk rock picture, …

Claudio Narea’s curiosity for music was developing while hearing rock and taking part in a high college band in Santiago de Chile. Quickly the youthful guitarist, along with vocalist/bassist Jorge González and drummer Miguel Tapia, shaped los Prisioneros, getting probably one of the most well-known rock works in Chilean background. …