It was 1984 and in an increasingly turbulent Chile, the image of three young people had an impact on the music of the country, and then of all Latin America. Jorge, Claudio and Miguel, Los Prisioneros, released a soundtrack that became fundamental for the youth of the time, with songs that continue to resonate in the ears and hearts of those who have grown up in our continent to this day. It is in 2025 that Claudio Narea, historic guitarist and who is part of the band's foundation, picks up what has been the legacy of Los Presos and consolidates with a rock and brave sound the return to the stage of a songbook that is still present. Australia, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, the United States, England, Spain are just some of the territories that Claudio and his band have traveled during the last year, performing with songs such as Papapá, El Baile de los que sobran, Paramar, which raise the audience, chanting the lyrics of these songs in one voice. 40 years after the first day.

It was 1984 and in an increasingly turbulent Chile, the image of three young people had an impact on the music of the country, and then of all Latin America. Jorge, Claudio and Miguel, Los Prisioneros, released a soundtrack that became fundamental for the youth of the time, with songs that continue to resonate in the ears and hearts of those who have grown up in our continent to this day. It is in 2025 that Claudio Narea, historic guitarist and who is part of the band's foundation, picks up what has been the legacy of Los Presos and consolidates with a rock and brave sound the return to the stage of a songbook that is still present. Australia, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, the United States, England, Spain are just some of the territories that Claudio and his band have traveled during the last year, performing with songs such as Papapá, El Baile de los que sobran, Paramar, which raise the audience, chanting the lyrics of these songs in one voice. 40 years after the first day.