Las Pastillas del Abuelo emerged from the heart of Buenos Aires in the early 2000s, starting their journey in the halls of Mariano Acosta School. By 2002, they had solidified their identity and began performing under their iconic name at local venues like La Colorada. Over the years, their lineup settled with Juan Piti Fernandez on vocals, Alejandro Mondelo on keyboards, and a talented ensemble of musicians. With their signature blend of rock, folk, and heartfelt lyrics, they quickly garnered a dedicated following, touring extensively across Argentina and earning acclaim for their dynamic live performances. Their discography, including studio albums like "Por Colectora" and "Paradojas," showcases their evolution as artists, while their live recordings capture the energy and spirit of their concerts. With nearly two decades of experience, Las Pastillas del Abuelo continue to captivate audiences, with plans for international tours and new studio projects on the horizon.
