Víctimas del Doctor Cerebro

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OK guys, our next band for this Halloween or Día de Muertos weekend, Víctimas del Doctor Cerebro was one of the most creative bands of the 90’s, maybe the most creative. This is their first hit: El esqueleto. Basically depicts one the day in the life of a unemployed. This poor boy is only asking for a opportunity and while he receive one, he dances making sound his skeleton like a drum. Surely this boy need a quiropractor urgently.
Check at 2:50-2:57, major lolz happen there ;)

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Popular song about the life and the death

Rock exists in Venezuela, seriously, although this more like ska, but whatever, there are some few great bands right there and Desorden Público is one of them. This song is named Canto popular de la vida y muerte and appears in the CD Plomo revienta, not a big deal until you hear it, also, this is a live version. Wow.

Nalguita, by Plastilina Mosh

Cover of Plastilina MoshDuring the mid-90's, at Monterrey, Mexico, two nerds, Rosso and Jonás, make the decision to create a band. Their style was unclasificable since they didn't sound like anyone else on these happier times. Today, their style was replicated by others bands like F.A.S.E, Belanova, Sussie 4 and Kinky -yep, Kinky, that band that appear on a chapter of CSI Miami and whose singer colabore with infected Mushroom's Becoming insane.
Today, they're still at business and they are a bigger band by the way. This song, Nalguita (Lil' bum) is awesome and its video cannot be describe it with words.
Rejoice.

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Bon y los enemigos del silencio part III

If you're smart kids, you noted that in the last video Bon y los enemigos del silencio already had a drummer, in this video they show how their drummer join to the band.
This song is named Tira todo (Dump everything), and on it appear two radiostar froms Mexico: René Franco (The psicotic bald on the video) and Sergio Zurita (The grannie).
The next post of this video gonna love it, or at least this I hope so.

Amores perros

One of my favorite songs of all times is this one, Lucha de gigantes (Gigants' struggle) by one Spanish band named Nacha Pop, my generation cry every time that they heard it...
This tune was used for the soundtrack of one of the best movies on Earth...

Cuca

First we offer apologies because our lack of activity last days, to recover the wasted time we post about this awesome band: Cuca.

Cuca was a band from Guadalajara, Mexico, that rocks in the 90's , If you mix together hard rock with some slices of gothic and a lot of humor and a very mexican sense of the music you got them. Cuca disbanded when José Fors, their frontman, quit to became a painter and manage his own side project (Forseps), but now that he fail at this purpose they reunited for some few presentations and discs, any of them relevant at all so far.

This was their first hit: Señorita cara de pizza, lols ensued.

Do you know him?

That's right, He's Juanes, in a very strange time, where even Shakira tried to rock in Colombia. He created a band named Ekhymosis (???).

This song is named Ciudad Pacífico, Enjoy it. 

Irreverent

Bersuit Vergarabat is a band created at the lates 80's and came out from the underground circuit of Buenos Aires during the 90's. Appearing at festivals at neighboring countries. The band became popular among the youngsters of that time because of their compositions, that combined a rebellious and disobedient actitude and Latin rhythms like cumbia, vallenato and hip-hop with rock from the slums and  some metals. Anything could happen in their crazy-ass concerts. 
 

 Sr. Cobranza (Mr. Collection) - Bersuit @España 1999

Radio Kaos, Ritual

OK, today onlly gonna play some good tunes, These fellas don't last too Radio Kaos, they had only 2 hits and this is one: Ritual, we hope you enjoy it. >:3

The bitching rumor of the day: Gustavo Cerati has passed away

Wow, Zemanta works fast. Image via WikipediaTwitter give us something to rejoice today, according to a report of a Costa Rica's newspaper (Srsly), Gustavo Cerati, frontman of Soda, allegedly passed away today. So, to celebrate this fucking scam, we ganna post this Soda Estéreo classic named De música ligera (Of light music). Enjoy it.