El Jardin De Los Presentes is the third and final studio album by Invisible, from their second phase as a quartet, comprised of Luis Alberto Spinetta, Machi Rufino, Pomo Lorenzo, and Tomás Gubitsch. It is considered a masterpiece from the Argentine musicians. It was recorded at CBS Studios and released in mid-1976. The LP was launched on August 6, 1976, with a massive concert for the time at Luna Park Stadium, during a period of rampant state terrorism and forced disappearances during Argentina's last dictatorship. The album was composed, recorded, and released during a dramatic moment in Argentine history, coinciding with the coup d'état of March 24, 1976, which brought the last civic-military dictatorship, characterized by state terrorism, to power. Two of the musicians who played on this album, Gubitsch and Juan José Mosalini, would be forced into exile the following year. Indeed, two of the musicians who played on this album, Gubitsch and Juan José Mosalini, would be forced into exile the following year. Invisible, one of the most prominent bands in Argentine rock, was formed as a trio in 1973 by Luis Alberto Spinetta, with Pomo Lorenzo (drums) and Machi Rufino (bass), releasing two albums (Invisible and Durazno sangrando). El jardín de los presentes is Invisible's third album, but it represents a significant change for the band in 1976, both in its sound, which became more influenced by tango, and in its lineup, with the addition of a new member (Gubitsch) and the tra