Cadena Perpetua reached its first Obras in 2007 and left it faithfully established with a DVD and live album. The list of songs used that day remained for the memory of those who attended, including the best of the band throughout all their albums. It also has a backstage and rehearsal room days before the presentation at the stadium.

Cadena Perpetua: en vivo en Obras

30 years of punk, a live record with the participation of 3 Argentine punk bands, Los Violadores, 2 Minutos and Cadena Perpetua. The shows were recorded in 2007 at the Estadio de Obras as a celebration of 30 years of Argentine punk.

30 años de punk

Live recording of the recital that the band gave on September 11, 2010 at Luna Park Stadium.
 After touring the stages of Argentina for more than 21 years and establishing itself as an undisputed benchmark of national rock, the band played for the first time in the emblematic stadium and the official presentation of their album DESPIERTA served as an excuse so that throughout 3 hours, they gave an emotional, vibrant and intense show in which they covered the entire musical history of the band.

Las Pelotas - Vivo

Recorded live at the Malvinas Argentinas Covered Stadium, on May 12, 2012. The emblematic Argentine heavy metal band Malón, emerged from the ashes of Hermética -another emblem of Argentine heavy metal-, became one of the most important of the scene from the 90s until their separation in 1998. After the return at the end of 2011, where they demonstrated their validity, they edit this shocking document that has never been seen in the Argentine heavy music industry, unique and historical in the history of heavy metal of all Latin America.

Malón 360º

Commemorating V8, the historic and legendary Argentine heavy metal band, in a tribute show that was recorded live on March 12, 2011 at the Flores Theater in Buenos Aires.  The tribute that was born from an idea of the drummer Gustavo Rowek (one of the founders of the band), was seconded by the vocalist Walter Meza (Horcas), the bassist “Topo” Yañez (Horcas) and the personal guitar of Antonio “Tano” Romano (Hermética, Malón, Simbiosis, Razones Concientes).