Cromañón

The night of December 30, 2004, the band played a concert at the club República Cromagnon, in Buenos Aires. During the show, someone in the audience lit a small firework that threw light balls up, which impacted a plastic fibre net that held the acoustical panels (made of foam rubber, to lower costs) and combustion began. The club was overcrowded (there were more than four thousand attendees, and it had a capacity of two thousand people) and the emergency exits had been (illegally) locked from the outside. The fire spread and eventually killed 194 people, mostly due to burnings in the respiratory tract and inhalation of carbon monoxide. Among the dead spectators were relatives of various band members, as well as the band manager's wife and the lead singer's girlfriend.

The band was investigated by the authorities regarding their responsibility in the tragedy, because it was well known that the audience frequently made use of pyrotechnic devices during their shows; though in this case Callejeros had asked them not to, to no avail.

In April 2011, the six band members were convicted of murder.^[3]

After Cromañón

After República Cromañón, Callejeros did not play for a long time. First, due to their own decision, then because of the opposition from the relatives of victims of the fire.

In May 2006, the band released their fourth album, Señales ("Signs"), which sold 20,000 copies on its release day. The band signed a contract with Pelo Music and had both previous albums re-released (Sed and Presión) by this company.

On July 6, 2006, Callejeros appeared without prior announcement during a concert of the band Jóvenes Pordioseros, in El Teatro, a club in Flores, Buenos Aires. The band had previously agreed not to go on stage, and the show was suspended by the management of the club. Later, relatives of the victims expressed mixed opinions about it; some claimed that the band had "the right" to play because there was no judicial order to keep them from doing so, while others called it "a mistake", or claimed that they should be in prison. After the tragedy, the band played five more times, always outside Buenos Aires city. The last time in Olavarría, Buenos Aires Province. ^{[4] [5]}

Second trial

In April 2011, an appeal court retried them and found the members of the band guilty, sentencing each of them to eleven years in prison.^[6] In October 2012, band members were sentenced to 7 years of prison, making it effective at that moment. Founding member Fontanet was moved to a psychiatric clinic in Córdoba.^[7] On June 10, 2013, he moved from the clinic in Córdoba to the Ezeiza prison psychiatric ward. He traveled in an ambulance accompanied by his girlfriend Stephanie Miguel and a mobile Federal Prison Service.^[8] On August 6, 2014, the Supreme Court granted the extraordinary appeal filed by the band, releasing them pending a new ruling. However, in April 2016, the Criminal Cassation Chamber, upon reviewing the ruling, sentenced Patricio Santos Fontanet to 7 years in prison and 5 years to the rest of the musicians. Currently all musicians except Eduardo Vázquez are on probation, after having served two thirds of the custodial sentence.^[9]

Solo x hoy (Demo), 1997

This is a demo made up of 11 songs in cassette format, recorded with a 4-track between the months of July 1997 and August 1997. Now few copies of the tape exist.

Callejeros (Demo), 1998

Independent production composed by 13 songs with greater variety of styles. It was recorded and mixed in WC Recording Studio in October 1998. This work stood out by to have sold more than 600 copies of same between cassettes and the CD.

1. Pichones [Sparrows]
2. Puñales [Daggers]
3. No volvieron más [They never Came Back]
4. Brillan los fantasmas [Ghosts are Glowing]
5. Armar de nuevo [To assemble Again]
6. Milonga Del rocanrol
7. No somos nadie [We are nobody]
8. Ancho de espadas [Ace Of Spades]
9. One after 909 (Lennon-McCartney)
10. Lejos del cielo (Folk tradicional) [Far from heaven]
11. Un monarca [A King]
12. La cuadra [The Street block]
13. Brillan los fantasmas (Versión lenta) [Ghosts are Glowing] (acoustic Version)

Adelantos (Demo), 2000

As the name says it well (Advances), this he is demo made up of 7 songs that came playing in shows. So that people knew them was made east registry, engraving in one portaestudio of 4 channels during the month of June 2000.

Sed, 2001

It is made up of 12 songs, of which 4 are from the Adelantos cassette and 1, Milonga rocanrol, is from Callejeros. In addition, it is the first registry of the band in which saxo is included. The disc was recorded, mixed and masterized in El Matadero records in October 2001. It is worth noting that this was a totally independent production.

1. Los invisibles [The Invisibles]
2. Rompiendo espejos [Broking Mirrors]
3. El nudo [The Knot]
4. Milonga del rocanrol
5. Jugando [Playing]
6. Vicioso, jugador y mujeriego [Vicious, Gambler And Woman Chasing]
7. Palo borracho [Stick Drunk]
8. Sonando [It's Sounding]
9. Tiempo de estar [Time To Stay]
10. Teatro [Theatre]
11. Sed [Thirst]
12. Ojalá se los lleve [Let's Hope Take It Back]

Presión, 2003

In March 2003 the band released their second album, Presión (Pressure), again in totally independent form, on the El Matadero records label. The single off this album, Una nueva noche fría (Another cold night) received wide airplay on radio and music TV, from its release in August 2004 until the beginning of January 2005, when it was essentially boycotted due to the Cromagnon nightclub fire.

1. Otro viento mejor [Another Better Wind]
2. Presión [Pressure]
3. Tres [Three]
4. Una nueva noche fría [A New Cold Night]
5. Fantasía y realidad [Fantasy And Reality]
6. Morir [To Die]
7. Cristal
8. Imposible [Impossible]
9. Callejero de Boedo [Boedo Street Man]
10. Si me cansé [I'm Tired]
11. Ahogados de razón [Swallow Of Reason]
12. Tiempo perdido [Lost Time]
13. El duende del árbol [The Dorf Of The Tree]
14. Ilusión [Illusion]

Rocanroles sin destino, 2004

1. Distinto [Different]
2. Sé que no sé [I Know That I Don't Know]
3. Sería una pena [It Would Be A Shame]
4. Algo peor, algo mejor [Something Worse, Something Better]
5. Rebelde, agitador y revolucionario [Rebel, Communist And Revolutionary]
6. Un lugar perfecto [A Perfect Place]
7. Todo eso [All That]
8. Prohibido [Prohibited]
9. Tan perfecto que asusta [So Perfect It's Scary]
10. Tratando de olvidar [Trying To Forget]
11. Rocanroles sin destino [Rock And Roll Without Destiny]
12. La llave [The Key]
13. Parte menor [Minor Part]
14. Canciones y almas [Songs And Souls]

Señales, 2006

1. Daños [Damages]
2. Puede [It Can]
3. Límites [Limits]
4. Creo [I Believe]
5. Frente al río [In Front Of The River]
6. Sin paciencia [Without Patience]
7. Día a día [Day To Day]
8. Sueño [I Dream]
9. Hoy [Today]
10. 9 de Julio
11. Señales [Signals]
12. Desencuentro [Disagreement]

Disco Escultura, 2008

1. Guiños [Winks]
2. El Espejo [The Mirror]
3. La Canción [The Song]
4. Rehén [Hostage]
5. Esa Invisible Linea [That Invisible Line]
6. Mas allá [Beyond]
7. Quedó [Stay]
8. Siempre un poco más [Always A Little More]
9. El Ignorante [The Ignorant]
10. Lo que hay [Is What You Get]
11. Cancion de Cuna para Julieta [Julieta Cradle Song]
12. Si queres que sea yo [If you want to be me]
13. Pompeya