Litto Nebbia: de “La balsa” y la polémica que va a cumplir 60 años al “halago” que le provoca que lo llamen “padre del rock nacional”
In an extensive interview with La Nación, the founder of Los Gatos reflects on his surprising connection with hip‑hop music. He describes how he has begun to explore collaborations that blend his rock background with urban beats. The musician also talks about efforts to locate and re‑record songs that were thought to be lost. A long‑standing dispute over the authorship of the classic ‘La balsa’ is revisited, with the interviewee offering his perspective on the controversy. He mentions that the debate continues to divide fans and historians. The conversation touches on the possibility of his retirement from performing. Overall, the dialogue provides insight into both his past achievements and future plans.
En una extensa entrevista con LA NACION, el fundador de Los Gatos se refiere a su inesperada relación con el hip hop, a la recuperación de sus temas “perdidos”, a la polémica que aún perdura sobre la creación de “La balsa” y a la posibilidad del retiro