Los Natas, an Argentine stoner rock band, was formed in Buenos Aires in 1994 by Sergio Chotsourian (vocals and guitar), Walter Broide (drums and backing vocals), and Miguel Fernández (bass). Their early work included the independent release of Delmar in 1996. The band's breakthrough came with Ciudad de Brahman, released in 1999, which was produced by Dale Crover of Nirvana and Melvins. This album featured notable tracks like "Meteoro 2028". Following this success, Los Natas released several albums including Corsario Negro (2002), Toba Trance II (2004), and El Hombre Montaña (2006). They toured extensively in the United States and Europe from 1998 to 2009, sharing stages with bands like Queens of the Stone Age and Nebula. The band released El Nuevo Orden de la Libertad in 2009 before separating in 2012. The band reformed in 2026 with guitarist Nicolás Bereciartua of the Black Crowes replacing Chotsourian.
