Miguel Tapia: “I have been told to write a book about Los Prisioneros, but it wouldn’t be successful: my book wouldn’t spread bad vibes”

Miguel Tapia: “I have been told to write a book about Los Prisioneros, but it wouldn’t be successful: my book wouldn’t spread bad vibes”

The former drummer of the trio was on the program Viernes de Culto previewing the show with which he will celebrate the 40 years of the essential Pateando Piedras. He says it is difficult to invite Jorge González to the event, but that his current relationship with him is good. He also reviews some stories of the trio: his role as the band’s soothsayer – “I saw the group’s betrayals,” he says – and how concerned they were about the Chilean reality since they were children with their former bandmates. “In Chilean words, we were super lazy,” he jokes.

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