The group Aucán made progressive music with folkloric roots, which at times reached good instrumental climates, with simple and concrete poetry lyrics. At some point the group came to make its sound at the beginning of the first Serú Girán, with abundant mini moog and Fender piano.
Finally Miguel Pérez leaves the band for his solo project Yuelze (which he played with Jinetes Negros last year, within the Cabeza de Moog / Peña Rock cycle at the Rincón cultural space, a show that I tell you they missed because it was great).
The brothers Eugenio and Miguel Perez had been performing as a duo since 1970. They released an independent album in 1972 and performed at Acusticazo. Three years later they summoned their other two younger brothers to shape Aucán, with a more folkloric inclination. After releasing a single also independently, they got a contract for their first LP ("Aucán", 1977). Shortly after, and after performing with Mercedes Sosa and Jaime Torres, Miguel began his solo career and his brothers called on Guillermo Fracchetti as second guitarist.
"Brotes del alba" was the second album, produced in 1980 by León Gieco and presented at the B.A.Rock Festival that year.
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