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A radically political Argentine rasta-punk band that actually has issues to protest, Todos Tus Muertos was formed by vocalists Fidel Nadal and Pablo "Dronkit Master," guitarist Horacio Gamexane, bassist Felix Gutierrez and drummer Pablo Potenzoni. The group named itself in honor of the tens of thousands killed by former Argentine dictator Jorge Rafael Videla ("todos tus muertos" translates as "all your dead"), and signed to a local label. After being named the Best International Group by the leading Latin-rock magazine La Banda Elastica, Todos Tus Muertos gained attention around the world, and were signed to Grita! Records (founded by Jay...
VEO MUERTOS es un grupo de rock de la Ciudad de México formado hace 4 años. Finalmente terminamos nuestro primer disco titulado TU COLA y pronto les diremos cómo conseguirlo. Ya está sonando el segundo sencillo, MI HERMANA GOLPEA A MI MADRE, en la mejor estación de radio en México (REACTOR 105) desde hace un par de meses. Nuestro primer sencillo ya lo pueden conseguir en la recopilación ¿CUÁL ES TU ROCK?
VEO MUERTOS surge como referencia directa del diálogo “I See Dead People” de la película El Sexto Sentido. Nosotros lo retomamos con un significado alterno ante la inactividad...
Espejos Muertos is a band with songs mostly influenced by rock music and successfully integrating styles such as post punk and blues. Their lyrics are very dark and dramatic, inspired by altered states of mind, so well described by the master Edgar Allan Poe. And this altogether molds a very particular style of their own, which has been defined by themselves as “Rock de Cementerios”. But they also perform acclaimed acoustic live shows, as always with their characteristically and theatric attitude.
They have participated in several shows and festivals arranged by municipal authorities and by cultural NOGs and have been...
Dia De Los Muertos is a metal band, formed in Los Angeles, California in 2005. Founded by Andres Jaramillo and Alfonso Pinzon of Agony, and Vincent Price of Body Count, as a side project. Since they couldn't find an official singer for the band, they asked a few friends to write lyrics and record vocals over their music. That's how the band created a 'brotherhood' around their music and the bilingual Latino concept of the band's name, meaning and background. Their first release Day Of The Dead EP was recorded at Dungeon Studios in Los Angeles, mixed by Roy Z...
Founded in the 80's by Pablo Carbonell, Mani Moure and the argentinian Guillermo Piccolini, they showed up as radical amateurs with a great surrealistic sense of humour.
Their "Mi Agüita amarilla" single (My Yellow Water) is still well-known and it stays as one of the symbols of the "Movida Madrileña" movement in the Spanish collective mind. Being their main hit, the lyrics describe what happens to the "yellow water" coming out of our body as it "spreads all over the world and turns the jungle green and falls over you all again. The group was also famous for their various...
