Nena de Hiroshima is the second album by Argentine band Todos Tus Muertos released in 1991.

In 1989, when Horacio Villafañe left the band with Cristian Ruiz, Felix Gutiérrez chose guitarist Julio Amin, also appears Jorge Iacobellis on drums and executive producer.

The album including "Break on Through" on Spanish, which was originally written and performed by The Doors.

Todos Tus Muertos presented the album in 1992, at the Roberto Pettinato ATC show, where they performed two songs: "Se que No" and "Incomunicado".

That same year, the band played as opening act to the Ramones at the Obras Sanitarias stadium.