Airbag is an Argentine hard rock band formed in 1999 and consists of three brothers: Patricio Sardelli (lead guitar, piano and vocals), Gastón Sardelli (bass guitar and backing vocals) and Guido Sardelli (drums, rhythm guitar and vocals). They have released five studio albums and one live album and toured mostly around Latin America. History Beginnings (1999–2003) Originally from Don Torcuato town in Buenos Aires Province, they started playing songs from Deep Purple, The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, Chuck Berry, Green Day and Blink 182. In 2003 they signed with Warner Music for the release of their debut album. Airbag (2004) Their first album went gold and platinum in Argentina. It was recorded at the ION studios in Buenos Aires, on tape, which gave it a particular sound, with characteristics of rock from the 1980s. When reality TV dominated the media, this band made its way by writing their own songs and renewing the trust of record companies that only bet on television projects. The album was recorded and mixed in just one week. They were awarded by MTV as New Artists and by Rolling Stone magazine readers as Revelation Band. The songs "The gypsy's departure", "I want to be with you", "Only here" and "I don't remember anymore" (all by Patricio Sardelli), led the rankings of your country as well as neighboring ones. After a tour of Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Uruguay, Chile and Ecuador, among other countries, they performed two functions at the Gran Rex from Buenos Aires, selling out tickets and marking a milestone in Argentine music, since a long time ago that a garage band that came out of playing in bars with only one album had not achieved this call. Blanco y Negro (2006) At the beginning of 2006, Airbag traveled to Spain to record their second album, Blanco y Negro, which was presented at the Luna Park Stadium to a full house. That same year they also participated in the soundtrack of Alma Pirata with the song "A whole life waiting for you". Instrumentally, the album is a continuation of what was his debut album. Many songs were from the same era of said album since the group never stopped playing in that period. In addition, the band traveled to Chile for the release of their new album and carried out promotional activities. That album took them on a tour of Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru and