Biography
During the late 1980s the Buenos Aires indie scene was booming with new artists voicing their stuff as democracy set back in Argentina. The Arizona Brothers (Gustavo & Guillermo Moreno) were part of this movement, creating Morfi y Vinacho - their set was simple, raw and very punk, rock, and pop.
Having impressed the likes of Andres Calamaro and Fito Paez they played all over Buenos Aires.
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Their testament has been rescued in the soundtrack for movie film Caballos Salvajes in the early 1990s.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.