Las Blacanblus, a blues band from Argentina, was formed in 1992 and consisted of Mona Fraiman on vocals, Cristina Dall on piano and vocals, Déborah Dixon on vocals, and Viviana Scaliza on guitar and vocals. They met in a spiritual choir and began their musical journey as a blues band. Their debut album Cuatro mujeres y un maldito piano was released in 1994, which significantly boosted their popularity. The group won the Revelation of the Year award from the Asociación de Cronistas del Espectáculo in 1995 and performed at the Aligator Festival. In 2000, Fraiman retired due to health reasons. The band released their final album Suena en mí in 2004 before disbanding in January 2006. Fraiman passed away on November 20, 2017.
