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Claudio Strunz

1966 – 2026

Argentine musician and businessman

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Lived 1966 – 2026 (aged 59). Claudio Strunz was an Argentine drummer.

Claudio Marcelo Zurita (11 November 1966 – 20 July 2026), known as Claudio Strunz, was an Argentine thrash metal drummer. He worked in Heinkel, Hermética, Malón and Simbiosis.

Life and career Claudio Strunz, born in La Tablada, began his career in Heinkel, a band that would be renamed Jeriko. The band's rehearsal room was located in the Belgrano neighbourhood, which was very distant, so he created a new one at his home. El Reloj hired this rehearsal room as well. He created later a new one in Mataderos, which was hired by the thrash metal band Hermética. He played with that band during tests when the drummer Tony Scotto was absent. As a result, when Scotto left the band Strunz was selected as the new drummer. He joined the band in 1991, just in time for the recording of the LP Ácido Argentino, and stayed with the band since then. Hermética received a golden record for the sales of Ácido Argentino, and a second one for the 1994 CD Víctimas del Vaciamiento.

Hermética broke up in 1994, in controversial circumstances. Bassist Ricardo Iorio created a new band, Almafuerte, with new musicians. Strunz, guitarist Antonio Romano and singer Claudio O'Connor, the remaining members of the band, created the band Malón with a new bassist, Carlos Kuadrado. The new band had a thrash metal style similar to Hermética. They recorded two studio CDs and one live CD. Strunz made a guest appearance in the song "Ardiendo en el cielo" of "Tierra Violada", the first CD of Jeriko. He was the producer of the CD, as well as with their second CD, "Tensiones".

Malón broke up in 1998, after the departure of O'Connor. Strunz created the grunge band Simbiosis, which had little success. With his previous experience, he created "Asbury Park", a complex of rehearsal rooms. He tried to reunite Malón with Romano and Kuadrado; O'Connor refused to join them. The band broke up again, and Strunz claimed the copyright over the name of the band, forbidding it to continue without him. The band reunited again in 2011, this time with all the original members.

Strunz died on 20 July 2026, at the age of 59.

Discography With Hermética Ácido Argentino – 1991 En Vivo 1993 Argentina – 1993 (live) Víctimas del Vaciamiento – 1994 Lo Último – 1995 (live) En Concierto I & II – 1996 (live)

With Malón Espíritu Combativo – 1995 Justicia O Resistencia – 1996 Resistencia Viva – 1997 (live) El regreso más esperado – 2012 (live) Nuevo Orden Mundial - 2015

With Simbiosis Riesgo Y Reacción Neo Adicción

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Also known as
Claudio Marcelo Zurita, Claudio Pato Strunz, Pato Strunz

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Who was Claudio Strunz?

Argentine musician and businessman

When was Claudio Strunz born?

Claudio Strunz was born on 11 November 1966 in Argentina.

When did Claudio Strunz die?

Claudio Strunz died on 20 July 2026.

What was Claudio Strunz's occupation?

Claudio Strunz was a drummer.

What nationality was Claudio Strunz?

Claudio Strunz was Argentine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Claudio Strunz

· Wikidata: Q5772139

· DBpedia: Claudio Strunz

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