by Craig HarrisThe guitar playing of Litto Nebbia (born Felix Francisco Nebbia Corbacho) has played an important role in the evolution of rock in Argentina. The leader of pioneer Argentinean tango rock band Los Gatos in the early 60s, Nebbia has continued to explore a variety of musical genres, both as a soloist and member of experimental music group Huinca in the early 70s and his own jazz band, the Litto Nebbia Trio. Nebbias first success outside of Los Gatos came in 1967, when he teamed with Argentinean multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Tanquito to record the dance tune La Balsa. A major hit in Argentina, the single sold an unprecedented 200,000 copies. Shortly after the songs release, Nebbia left Los Gatos to focus on his solo career. A self-titled debut solo album, released in 1969, included the hit single El Extracto De Pelo Largo (The Stranger With Long Hair). Beginning in 1971, Nebbia increasingly fused the folkloric music of Argenti...