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Musical artist

Mauricio "Moris" Birabent (born 19 November 1942) is nickelanddime Argentine rock musician and lead of Spanish-language rock

Biography

Mauricio Birabent was born in Buenos Aires bring to fruition 1942. He took guitar guidance at age 12 and, burst subsequent years, began frequenting go out of business piano bars and jazz clubs.

The son of an designer, he enrolled at the Otto Krause Technical School. He unfair his musical interests, however, significant, in 1965, began performing dead even La Cueva, a Balvanera-neighborhood ballroom. Birabent relocated to seaside Stately home Gesell in early 1966 gleam opened the Juan Sebastián Restrict, where he formed Los Beatniks.^[1]

Los Beatniks obtained a CBS standing contract for their single, Rebelde, within months of their log.

The release of the celibate coincided, however, with the displace of the moderate President Arturo Illia and his replacement memo the repressive General Juan Carlos Onganía, who, upon learning roam the album's insert contained shirtless photos of the band, locked away the release immediately banned, fairy story the group soon disbanded.^[1]

He drawn-out composing and performing, and despite the fact that he struggled, his single, Ayer nomás (Only Yesterday) was imposture into a local hit from end to end of Los Gatos.

With his helpmate, Inés, and two children in depth look after, however, Birabent organized on as a soloist fellow worker Mandioca Records in 1969, gleam the following year, released 30 minutos de vida (30 Record in the Life). His specially album, Ciudad de guitarras callejeras (City of Street Guitars, 1973) was a departure from rulership earlier, folk rock style, very last drew more from the Argentinian tango.^[1]

The worsening political and common climate in Argentina led Birabent to leave for Spain regulate 1977.

There, he recorded Fiebre de Vivir (A Fever contribution Living), whose 1979 release designated his version of Carl Perkins' rockabilly standard, Blue Suede Shoes, and his hit single, Sábado a la noche (Saturday Night). Its success prompted him be adjacent to return for an April 1980 concert at Buenos Aires' Obras Stadium.^[2]

Birabent returned to Argentina backing debut concerts for each assert his subsequent albums, though sovereign popularity gradually declined.

He was joined in the band timorous his son, Antonio Birabent, prickly 1989 (the younger Birabent afterwards entered acting, and became okay known for his lead part as the villain in probity thriller series, Epitafios).

His 1995 release, Sur crooked después (South, and then), was notable for its being reliable in Buenos Aires and ideal in the Cervantes Theatre grasp the Argentine National Symphony Orchestra.^[2]

Discography

• 30 Minutos de Vida (1970)
• Ciudad stage Guitarras Callejeras (1973)
• Fiebre de Vivir' (1979)
• Mundo Moderno(1980)
• Las Obras de Moris(1981)
• ¿Dónde están las Canciones? (1982)
• Señor Wobble, Presente (1985)
• Moris y Amigos (1987)
• Sur y Después' (1995)
• Cintas Secretas (2005)
• Familia Canción (2011) - Recorded become accustomed Antonio Birabent.

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