Serú Girán was an influential Argentine rock band formed in 1978. The group consisted of four talented musicians: Charly García, David Lebón, Pedro Aznar, and Oscar Moro. They are known for their unique blend of rock, jazz, and progressive music, which helped shape the Latin American rock scene. The band released several acclaimed albums, including "Serú Girán" and "La Grasa de las Capitales." Their lyrics often addressed social and political issues, resonating with audiences during a time of political turmoil in Argentina. Serú Girán disbanded in 1982 but remains a significant part of Argentina's musical heritage.