Bios, Vidas que marcaron la tuya

BIOS reveals unsuspected details of the life and work of Latin American popular culture icons. Renowned personalities enter the intimacy of the protagonists and, thanks to an exclusive access, they witness unforgettable and unique moments, while discovering first-hand unpublished archives of their past.

In this first chapter, the singer and composer Julieta Venegas accepts the challenge of entering the universe of her idol and reference, Charly García. Together they revisit the first stage of his career as a musician, starting from the formation of Sui Generis to the separation of Serú Girán then "La Maquina de hacer pajaros" till the birth of his solo career with the album "Yendo de la cama al living" and his consecration with Clics Modernos, perhaps his work summit.

With unpublished material, like the song "Marina", a demo of Sui Generis belonging to a failed record adventure, or until now, the unknown broadcast of Serú Girán concert in the Obras Stadium in 1978, our chronicler reconstructs as a detective, unknown aspects of the artist that will dazzle even his biggest fans, while in real time we attend the preparation of a new concert: "La torre de Tesla" in the Great Rex Theater.

Witnesses, specialists, accomplices and even the protagonists are encouraged to go through the history of Charly García, the musician who reinvented music in spanish and created the figure of a rock star in Latin America, leaving his mark on generations across the continent.

BIOS Charly García, lifes that changed yours.

"BIOS", Lives that Have Changed Yours, reveals unsuspected details of the life and work of Latin American popular culture icons. Renowned personalities go deep into the protagonists' private lives and, thanks to exclusive access, are witnesses of unforgettable and unique moments, while discovering first-hand unpublished files from their past.

In Mexico, the journalist and VJ Arturo Hernández, tries to answer how Alex Lora became the voice of an entire community. Along with our host, we get to know the daily life of the legendary artist and his rock and roll band "El Tri".

In bars, rehearsals, concerts, visits to prisons and even opposite to the wall that divides Mexico and the United States, Arturo discovers the secrets of Lora's beginnings, figures out his formula of validity and experiences the strength of the unbreakable bond that unites the icon of the Mexican rock with his audience.

During the tour, we visited the "La Curva" brewery, where Lora began to play and started his first group called "Three Souls in my Mind". We also visited one of the historic underground clubs which were working during the 70s. In one of those clubs, we attended to a private rehearsal of "El Tri". Alex Lora shared; his political ideas, his opinion on the Mexican revolutionary movements, and the places where he played which involved not only an artistic performance but also a political and a resistance one.

Alex Lora invites us to his house, while we know in depth his relationship with his wife and manager Chela Lora, "La Domadora". Intimately, we attended a unique concert in Río Secreto, Tulum, on the occasion of the concert of the 50 years of El Tri. The touch of Chela when it comes to consolidating Alex's relationship with the public is also reflected in the entertainment and presents that develop year after year for "the race". Our reporter tries to elucidate the relationship between Alex Lora and El Tri with those in prison: why he is interested in singing to prisoners and how was the experience of recording a record in prison. Together we accompany Alex Lora on his trip to Rio Secreto, while we revisit the moments that marked his life, from his beginnings to the tributes in life of El Tri. Finally, at Río Secreto we attended the first celebration for the 50 years of El Tri's career.

Alex Lora, life that have changed yours.

Documentary about the life and professional career of Gustavo Cerati, one of the best performers in South America.