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Caballeros de la Quema

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Caballeros de la Quema, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
Caballeros de la Quema
Company typeRock group
IndustryMusic
Founded1990
FounderIván Noble, Pablo Guerra, Martín Méndez, Alejandro Sorraires, Martín “Cafusa” Staffolari, Javier “Nene” Cavo, Martín Carro Vila
Headquarters
Argentina
Key people
Iván Noble (lead vocals)
ProductsMusic albums

Caballeros de la Quema (, a name inspired by supporters of Club Atlético Huracán), is a rock group from Argentina fronted by Iván Noble.

Biography

Established in 1990, the founding members were Iván Noble (lead vocals), Pablo Guerra and Martín Méndez (guitarists), Alejandro Sorraires and Martín “Cafusa” Staffolari (saxophonists), Javier “Nene” Cavo (drummer), and Martín Carro Vila (bassist). Their first record, Primavera Negra, came out in 1991, followed by the 1993 release Manos vacías, which included songs such as "Carlito" and "Patri". They performed as the opening act for Joaquín Sabina at the Arquitecto Ricardo Etcheverry stadium and shared the stage with La Renga and Los Piojos during a large event on 9 de Julio Avenue.

After Castillo left the band, Martín Carro Vila took over bass duties. The group then released Sangrando and served as the opening band for Aerosmith. Once Sorraires departed, they produced Perros, perros y perros, featuring the popular track "No chamuyés" with guest León Gieco.

The 1998 album La paciencia de la araña included the hit single "Avanti morocha", which experienced a resurgence in popularity during the 2011 Argentine general election when it was used in President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's campaign. This album also contained "Mothers", a song dedicated to the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo. Iván Noble attracted media scrutiny due to a short-lived relationship with Natalia Oreiro. Following releases were Fulanos de nadie in 2000 and Otro jueves cobarde in 2001. The band dissolved that same year, with Noble embarking on a solo path.

Members

  • Iván Noble (vocals)
  • Pablo Guerra (guitar)
  • Martín Méndez (guitar)
  • Alejandro Sorraires (saxophone)
  • Martín “Cafusa” Staffolari (saxophone)
  • Javier “Nene” Cavo (drums)
  • Martín Carro Vila (bass guitar)

Discography

  • Primavera negra (1991)
  • Manos vacías (1993)
  • Sangrando (1994)
  • Perros, perros y perros (1996)
  • La paciencia de la araña (1998)
  • En Vivo Obras I&II (1999) – Live recording
  • Fulanos de nadie (2000)
  • Obras cumbres I&II (2006) – Compilation album