Los Músicos Del Centro for Jazz Rock/Fusion

BIO:
        Los Músicos Del Centro is a jazz-fusion band formed by early 80's in the city of Córdoba, Argentina, around the brothers Juan Carlos Ingaramo (keyboards) and Mingui Ingaramo (guitars), with an ever changing roster of instrumentalists (including César Franov, Pedro Aznar and many more). They achieved well-deserved recognition playing with Litto Nebbia in his 1982 album, Llegamos De Los Barcos. That year, they released their own debut, entitled Volumen 1, with Nebbia contributing vocals in the opening track.
    Noventa Y Nueve, their sophomore, had Fito Páez singing in the track Esquirlas and Pedro Aznar playing guitar.
    Also produced by Nebbia, and released through his label Melopea, they came up with a third album, Ecuador (1992), with Oscar Pedano and Bernardo Baraj on sax.
    Mapamundi (1994) was recorded by the Ingaramos with Obi Homer (guitar & bass), Sergio Aranda (percussion), and Hugo Ordanini (drums).
Their last known contribution is Luminosa (2001 or 1996, depending on the source).

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