Argentine Punk

Argentine Punk is a raw and rebellious genre that emerged in the late 1970s, mirroring the global punk movement while infusing it with local socio-political commentary. Characterized by fast-paced, distorted guitar riffs and impassioned vocals, it channels the angst and disillusionment of Argentina's youth during periods of political turmoil. Notable bands like Los Violadores and Attaque 77 pioneered the scene, combining the DIY ethos of punk with uniquely Argentine themes, creating a vibrant subculture that continues to resonate today.