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Since this moment, Caicedo keeps writing several works, including short stories, theatral pieces and starts with his first novels.
It is in 1973 while he was traveling by the U.S, when Caicedo starts his best novel "[[!Qué viva la música¡]]". In 1974 writes the short story "Maternidad", which he agrees as his masterpiece. In the same year, Caicedo starts writing the magazine "Eye on cinema". In 1975 the final version of "!Qué viva la música¡" is ready and Caicedo hands out it to Colcultura with the object of publishing it.
The magazines "Eye on cinema" keep appearing and the publishing house Crisis, of [[Buenos Aires]] buys the printing rights of "!Que viva la música¡. 1976 is the year when Andres attemps for the first time to commit suicide. When he was only 25 years old, in march 4 of 1977 Andrés Caicedo died of a drug abuse, as he said "life is not worth after the 25".▼
▲The magazines "Eye on cinema" keep appearing and the publishing house Crisis, of [[Buenos Aires]] buys the printing rights of "!Que viva la música¡. 1976 is the year when Andres attemps for the first time to commit suicide.
His works reflect the violence and the huge problems of the teenagers living in a big city like his native Cali, like drugs, alcohol and madness.
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