Daniel Buira, the founding drummer of the Argentine rock band Los Piojos, has died at the age of 55 after suffering a heart attack at his percussion school, La Chilinga, in El Palomar, Morón. Buira was reportedly found by a friend, struggling to breathe, and efforts to assist him came too late as he lost consciousness and ultimately died at the scene, with medical professionals confirming his passing. Witnesses have indicated that he suffered from asthma, which may have contributed to his health issues.

Buira was a significant figure in the Argentine music scene as he was instrumental in the early years of Los Piojos, recording on their first five albums which include hits like "Chac tu Chac" and "Ay Ay Ay." Following his departure from the band in 2001, he pursued other musical endeavors but made a return in 2024, indicating his lasting connection to the band and its legacy. His contributions to the music industry and influence on upcoming musicians were profound, and he has left a lasting mark on the hearts of many fans.

The local prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation to determine the causes of his death, and an autopsy has been ordered, emphasizing the importance of thorough inquiries in cases of sudden death. Buira's passing is a significant loss for the rock community in Argentina, and tributes from fans and fellow musicians are likely to follow in the coming days as they remember his impact on local rock music and culture.