Compañía Ilimitada, a Colombian pop rock group, began as a meeting of school
friends that evolved into a duo consisting of Juan Pulido "Juancho" and Camilo
Jaramillo "Piyo". They gained initial traction through local competitions and
debuted on La Telediscoteca in 1978. In 1986, they performed at Corferias in
Bogotá, opening for Soda Stereo. The following year, they achieved success with
their album Contacto, produced by Andrew Loog Oldham. In 1989, the band released
Estado inmóvil. They were invited to the Primer Festival Iberoamericano de Rock
in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1990. In...