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They Found Human Bones in a House in the Neighborhood of Coghlan Where Gustavo Cerati Lived.

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The discovery was made by a group of workers who made excavations in a construction work on Congress Avenue at 3700, where the musician rented. There was a geriatric and a church

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From the first indications it is assumed that the body was buried in the 90s; by court order, the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team intervenes in the case

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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During the demolition of a house once occupied by the late musician Gustavo Cerati, workers found human remains buried on the ground.The finding occurred in the neighborhood of Coghlan, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on a property that the artist rented between 2001 and 2003.The house had been sold recently.The new owners planned its demolition to build a building.During the work, the workers found bone remains and the police confirmed that they we…

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The discovery was made by a group of workers who made excavations in a construction work on Congress Avenue at 3700, where the musician rented. There was a geriatric and a church

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The former leader of Soda Stereo was in that house between 2001 and 2003.It was demolished to build a building, but with the finding the place was judicialized.It was known what worked before it became his home.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Crime, bones and songs: the macabre finding in the house where Cerati TuBarco lived News Human remains underground, songs marked and a house that was from Cerati: the macabre finding that unleashed dark theories and unanswered questions. International news. A disturbing finding and loaded with symbolism recently shook the neighborhood of Coghlan, in Buenos Aires. During the demolition of a house located on Iberá Street at 1200, workers found hum…

The discovery of skeletal remains in Gustavo Cerati's former home continues to generate repercussions. A former neighbor claimed to recognize the transvestite's skull. A genius like few others, with a reputation fueled by posh men fed up with hearing Black protests, Cerati managed to earn a privileged position among an aspirational middle class through talent and, above all, quality. Far from overshadowing his brilliance, the discovery of 30 bod…

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La Voz broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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