Carlos Nebot

Carlos Nebot was born in Santiago, Chile, on February 20, 1969. He left for Miami in the early seventies, playing guitar in various rock bands throughout the eighties such as his punk styled original band, Misguided Children, and would return to Chile frequently to visit his extended family where he eventually met Gusano guitarist, Charly Damann in 1989, played with him in the band Tercer Mundo for a few weeks and participated in the recording of their song, “Aburrido”, before returning to Miami. In 1991, Carlos met Gusano bassist, Ricardo Henriquez during Ric’s visit to Miami and they began their friendship. In 2000, Carlos participated in a live concert with Ricardo’s side project, Standard Implacable, where they performed a stunning rendition of “Jacob’s Ladder” by Rush. Although Carlos did not officially move back to Chile until 2005, he would visit Chile frequently and would on occasion sing with Gusano as early as 2000 with live performances of covers such as “Digging The Grave” by Faith No More, “Kashmir” by Led Zeppelin and “War Pigs” by Black Sabbath. Carlos eventually joined Gusano full time in 2005 and has been a part of their last two albums (“En Vivo En Valparaiso”, 2007 & “KIRA”, 2008) and their upcoming new album (Untitled, 2012). He also played lead guitar for Santiago-based band, La Gorda, from 2006-2007 and participated in their 2007 album, “Sin Sangre En El Ojo”. Carlos studied music (Classical Guitar) at Miami-Dade College & FIU in the early nineties but had a change of heart and eventually graduated in Information Technology where he continues to work to this day. Carlos uses RODE microphones exclusively.