Los Golpes
Los Golpes, a Chilean band originating from Tocopilla, was founded in 1971 by
brothers Fernando and Mario Bustamante. Initially known as Los Hermanos
Bustamante, they later changed their name to The Black Chileans in 1966 after
recruiting Rubén Alegre and Ricardo Aracena. The band's breakthrough came in
1971 when they moved to Santiago and signed with Emi-Odeón, releasing hits such
as "Vete ya", "Esa mujer", and "Con la mano en la Biblia". These songs propelled
them to fame across America. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Los Golpes released
several albums including Olvidarte nunc...
