🤘 “Fanta” Beaudoux junto a Alejandro Taranto: historias secretas del rock nacional

We chatted with Eduardo “Fanta” Beaudoux, an absolute pioneer of electric guitar making in Argentina and a silent protagonist in a fundamental part of the history of Argentine rock. From Pappo to Spinetta, by way of Pedro Aznar, Ricardo Iorio, Botafogo, and dozens of other legendary musicians, his work was immortalized on records, stages, and in the lives of entire generations. The interview is a powerful journey through the years when Argentine rock was still being built in workshops, with makeshift amplifiers, and by musicians who learned by watching, listening, and surviving. 📌 the first Argentine electric guitars, 📌 his close relationship with Pappo Blues, 📌 the historic rehearsals of Argentine rock, 📌 the headless guitars decades ahead of their time, 📌 and the behind-the-scenes stories of giants like Spinetta, Almendra, and Sumo. Fanta also shares incredible insights about music: 🎙️ “Pappo wasn't just a great guitarist: he knew exactly what to play.” 🎙️ “Everything I know I owe to the Argentine music scene.” The conversation also reconstructs how the Argentine musical DNA was formed: from the first Marshall amplifiers brought to the country to the clandestine rehearsals where young musicians absorbed knowledge by watching their idols play. A conversation full of stories, little-known facts, and historical moments recounted by someone who was literally in the thick of it. 👉 Follow @eyenvivo 🔔 Subscribe: living history of Argentine rock #ArgentineRock #Pappo #Spinetta #Sumo #PedroAznar #Luthier #ArgentineMusic #EyEnVivo #Editorial