Los Bandoleros (3)

Los Bandoleros de Teno is a Chilean rock group. They were formed in the early 1990s, under the name "Los Insolentes". Then they took their definitive name from an ancient legend of their hometown, Teno. In 1996 they arrived in Santiago where they recorded their first hit "Angustiado Desahuciado", with influences from rockabilly and other styles, a fusion that they called "country rock". In 1998 they recorded for the Sony Music label their first LP called "Los Bandoleros", from which three singles are taken: "El Búfalo", "El As" and "Caldo de gallina negra". They made their first video clip of this last song, shot entirely in the rural environment of their hometown, achieving great rotation on music and open television channels. After performing on the most important stages of national rock, they went on hiatus to later return to activity. Members Alex Marchant - guitar and vocals Roberto Marchant - guitar Robinson Astorga - bass Rodrigo Larach - drums