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Argentina’s Los Fabulosos Cadillacs to roll into Costa Rica

Following a more than six-year hiatus, Argentina´s Los Fabulosos Cadillacs are on a reunion tour, and have chosen Costa Rica for their only Central America stop-off.

Their Satánico Pop Tour 2009 is set to hit a still undetermined venue here on May 26, the concert promoter Evenpro said Monday in a press release.

Formed in Buenos Aires in 1985, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs are famous across the Spanish speaking world for their raw, energetic mix of Latin punk rock, pumping percussions and a blaring ska horn section, immortalized in the classic hit “Matador.”

The band reformed last year and recorded five new songs, six re-makes and two covers for the album “La Luz del Ritmo.”

For more information on the group and the tour, visit the Web site http://www.fabulosos-cadillacs.com.

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