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This is the story of the most important rock group in Chile in the 1990s. The friendship, the first compositions, the conflicts, the loves, the betrayal and the lies unravel throughout this unauthorized biography. It narrates the childhood of its members in Concepción, their meeting at school, Pancho Molina's passion for drums, Titae's trip to Austria, Ángel Parra's memories of the military coup, Alvaro Henríquez and his work with theater director Andrés Pérez, the recording for the Alerce label, the big leap to Sony Music, the MTV Unplugged and the last performances that would be recorded on Freno de Mano. This is a journey through the discography, the rescue of folklore, Alvaro's friendship with Roberto Parra, the adventure that La Negra Ester meant, the Henríquez-Lindl duo, the exclusion of Pancho and Ángel in the compositions, the concerts, the tours, Javiera Parra, Mexico and the disagreements that ended with the dissolution of Los Tres. But this book is more than the biography of a group, it is also the chronicle of a talented generation that left an indelible mark on the artistic and cultural history of Latin America.