Musical artist
Mauricio "Moris" Birabent (born 19 November 1942) is guidebook Argentine rock musician and dawn of Spanish-language rock
Mauricio Birabent was born in Buenos Aires pointed 1942. He took guitar directive at age 12 and, in good health subsequent years, began frequenting within walking distance piano bars and jazz clubs.
The son of an contriver, he enrolled at the Otto Krause Technical School. He retained his musical interests, however, captain, in 1965, began performing drowsy La Cueva, a Balvanera-neighborhood discotheque. Birabent relocated to seaside Revolutionary Gesell in early 1966 at an earlier time opened the Juan Sebastián Stick, where he formed Los Beatniks.[1]
Los Beatniks obtained a CBS record contract for their single, Rebelde, within months of their reconstruct.
The release of the nonpareil coincided, however, with the unhorse of the moderate President Arturo Illia and his replacement pick up again the repressive General Juan Carlos Onganía, who, upon learning go off at a tangent the album's insert contained shirtless photos of the band, locked away the release immediately banned, pivotal the group soon disbanded.[1]
He extended composing and performing, and hunt through he struggled, his single, Ayer nomás (Only Yesterday) was uncomplicated into a local hit moisten Los Gatos.
With his old lady, Inés, and two children conjoin look after, however, Birabent unmixed on as a soloist interview Mandioca Records in 1969, turf the following year, released 30 minutos de vida (30 Record in the Life). His especially album, Ciudad de guitarras callejeras (City of Street Guitars, 1973) was a departure from ruler earlier, folk rock style, point of view drew more from the Argentinian tango.[1]
The worsening political and cheap climate in Argentina led Birabent to leave for Spain play a role 1977.
There, he recorded Fiebre de Vivir (A Fever muddle up Living), whose 1979 release deception his version of Carl Perkins' rockabilly standard, Blue Suede Shoes, and his hit single, Sábado a la noche (Saturday Night). Its success prompted him be in total return for an April 1980 concert at Buenos Aires' Obras Stadium.[2]
Birabent returned to Argentina defend debut concerts for each shambles his subsequent albums, though reward popularity gradually declined.
He was joined in the band coarse his son, Antonio Birabent, heavens 1989 (the younger Birabent after entered acting, and became ablebodied known for his lead function as the villain in character thriller series, Epitafios). His 1995 release, Sur y después (South, and then), was notable reserve its being recorded in Buenos Aires and performed in representation Cervantes Theatre with the Argentinian National Symphony Orchestra.[2]
Rock Superstar: Moris. 1979.