Patricio Fontanet

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Patricio Fontanet again sing in public after his release

The former leader of Callejeros appeared with Don Osvaldo, his new band, in the Plaza de la Música de Córdoba

Patricio Fontanet, former leader of Callejeros, returned to the stage at the hands of Don Osvaldo, his new band, with a show in the Plaza de la Música de Córdoba.

The presentation, sold out, was the first after his release, following the decision of Oral Criminal Court No. 24 to suspend the sentences of those convicted of almost all the tragedy of Cro-Magnon.

The show began after 2030 and was attended by thousands of supporters and fans of the musician. During the recital, Stephanie Michael, singer couple, rose photos through social networks.

This new musical project is made up of Christian Torrejon low, Alvaro Pedi Bridges on guitar and vocals, Abel "Crispin" Pedrello on guitar and drummer Luis Lamas were almost part of Social Justice, his previous band. The name of the group is a tribute to Osvaldo Pugliese, the patron of Argentine musicians.

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Ten years after the tragedy of Cro-Magnon, the leader of the band Stray, Patricio Fontanet, spoke to C5N and said it could not apologize for what happened in the night bowling December 30, 2004.

Free, Fontanet said in a preview of the interview:.. "If family have felt something that hurt after the tragedy, I apologize I do not understand why they have to apologize for singing out hope reach an understanding. "

The leader of Street told what happened on the night of the tragedy, and said everything "was a chain of corruption that led to a bowling alley in a recital of a band". He also explained that day took the stage and it was a normal night.

"There was no excess of pyrotechnics, but hey, one lit candle near the ceiling and lit it. When the place is turned on, the entire audience is open and wide open living room ... making it difficult the situation was that it was light when the place is lit, "he said.

He added, "The other thing is that one of the emergency door was locked, the bathroom door was boarded up, exhaust fans as well."

"It ended up being a trap was the place," he said.

Fontanet also talked about his time in prison, and said that "being a prisoner is dead time. It's like being in a large camp where do not know anyone and you have to live with. At that're living making friends," he said, while who explained how awkward your situation when other inmates told their story, and he said he was imprisoned for singing.

"I spent seven-plus years of doing nothing and ended up in a mental hospital, though I worked and that helped me a lot," he said.