Hermética
Ricardo Iorio would form this band in 1987 after the disappearance of V8, as Osvaldo Civile creates Horcas, Alberto Zamarbide, Miguel Roldán and Adrián Cenci found Logos and Walter Giardino form Rata Blanca. He had already started the project by rehearsing with Antonio Romano, but would not do anything until Claudio O'Connor and Fabián Spataro, both from the Mark group.
The debut was in a pub in San Martin, in May '88, with its own songs and V8 covers. Towards the end of the year Antonio Scotto would take the place of Spataro on the drums. In the middle of '89 managed to edit the first disc, with the material that had been presenting for a long time, especially in the Harlequin Theater.
During the summer of 1990 they accompanied The Widow Maker (the band of Pappo) on a tour in the interior of the country, in which they presented the material of their second album, maxi simple "Interpretes". This album included covers of other groups such as "Vencedores Vencidos" by the Redonditos de Ricota in thrash version, tango "Cambalache" by Enrique S. Discépolo, "Porque hoy Nací" by Manal, "No Class" by Motorhead and two Old V8 themes.
One of the main shows performed at that time was the so-called "Metal en Acción", on November 3 in the covered stadium of Vélez Sarsfield, along with Riff, Alakrán, 2112, Horcas, Lethal and Kamikaze.
Already for "Acido Argentino" (1991) the battery is in charge of Claudio Strunz (ex-Heinkel). This material was successfully presented at the end of December at the Cemento nightclub.
In July of 1992 its increasing popularity is reflected when being summoned to telonear to Black Sabbath in Obras, and soon to Motorhead in the same stage.
The live album was a debt that the band had with its followers, since in the shows they achieved more power and appeal than in the productions in studios. Finally it was completed on May 15, '93, in Stadium, before 5,000 people.
In mid-1994 they open the Monsters of Rock, in River, where were presented Kiss, Black Sabbath and Slayer. They performed almost every weekend of that year at Stadium, showing the "Victimas del Vaciamiento" material. Precisely in the official presentation of this record was recorded what would later be "Lo Último". At the end of that year, after a period of uncertain course, the group separated definitively and Ricardo Iorio bowed to its new group, Almafuerte, next to Claudio Marciello in guitar and Claudio Cardacci in battery. On the other hand, Claudio O'Connor, Antonio Romano and Claudio Strunz gave life to Malón.
Olvidalo y volvera por mas (Forget him and he come back for more)
