Boddega

Ecuadorian psychedelic rock group formed in Guayaquil in 1971 by ex-members of Los Hippies with the brothers Homero and Miguel Gallardo with Gelo Cárdenas, Enrique Alín, Jorge Terán and Gustavo Pacheco, the band's name coming from the fact that its first tests were in a winery of dust, rice, sugar, cocoa and other food products located in the streets Pichincha and Colón property of "Cucho Roggiero", also appears as "Supergrupo Boddega" or "Super Grupo Boddega". It was the "golden age" of the Ecuadorian artists, they recorded their first album for the Emporio Musical Orion label the theme "The man without a head" that became the hit of the moment. The group split in 1974, but in 2005 Gustavo Pacheco reinitiated the artistic tours and shows as "Grupo Boddega Show del Recuerdo", inviting recognized musicians to participate in the group, such as: Francisco Andrade (Carioca - vocalist), Alfonso Soto (bass), Felipe Qiroz (keyboards) and Antonio Cortés (drummer).