died of a heart attack on 22 December 1987—two days after their last show. After Luca's passing the band dissolved but its legacy was carried on by two bands, Divididos (led by Mollo and Arnedo) and Las Pelotas (Sokol and Daffunchio's project). Some of Sumo's outtakes and their seminal recording Corpiños en la madrugada -- originally sold in cassette format only—were released commercially. Two solo cuts by Prodan recorded between 1981 and 1983 were also released posthumously, "Time, Fate, Love" and "Beautiful Losers". Tributes to Sumo include a 1995 double album fittingly titled "Fuck You"—with famous Argentine musicians' covers of Sumo tracks. On 12 April 2007 surviving original band members Alejandro Sokol (vocals), Ricardo Mollo (guitar), Germán Daffunchio (guitar), Diego Arnedo (bass), Alberto Superman Troglio (drums), Roberto Pettinato (sax) and Marcelo Rodríguez "Gillespi" as guest trumpetist reunited and played three songs -- Crua Chan, Divididos por la Felicidad and DeBeDe—during Quilmes Rock Festival at River Plate Stadium. Early Sumo vocalist, bassist and drummer Alejandro Sokol died on 12 January 2009. Band members 1981-1982 Luca Prodan (vocals, acoustic guitar and bass guitar) Alejandro Sokol (bass guitar, vocals) Germán Daffunchio (guitar) Ricardo Curtet (guitar) Stephanie Nutall (drums) 1982-1984 Luca Prodan (vocals, guitar) Alejandro Sokol (drums) Germán Daffunchio (guitar) Diego Arnedo (bass guitar) Roberto Pettinato (saxophone) 1984-1987 Luca Prodan (vocals) Alberto Superman Troglio (drums and percussion) Roberto Pettinato (saxophone) Diego Arnedo (bass guitar and keyboards) Ricardo Mollo (guitar) Germán Daffunchio (guitar) Alejandro Sokol (vocals, bass guitar and drums) Discography Corpiños en la madrugada (released as demo, 1983) Divididos por la felicidad (1985) Llegando los monos (1986) After chabon (1987) Fiebre (posthumous, 1989) Compilations Greatest Hits (1988) The Collection (1991) Corpiños en la madrugada (remastered release, 1992) Obras Cumbres (2000) Notes and references External links Sumo biography on Rock.com.ar (Spanish) Discography (Spanish) Sumo reunited after 20 years (Spanish) Musical groups established in 1981 Argentine post-punk music groups Argentine reggae musical groups Argentine alternative rock groups Argentine punk rock groups Musical groups disestablished in 1988 Reggae rock groups