Agua Sucias
Their sound mixed punk, ska, and reggae into something raw and energetic that connected with young people who felt disconnected from the political...
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Their sound mixed punk, ska, and reggae into something raw and energetic that connected with young people who felt disconnected from the political establishment.
Their song 'El Sabalero' became a working-class anthem across Argentina. The track's rhythm and lyrics gave the band a breakthrough that led to international touring.
Agua Sucias faced criticism for their lyrics and stage shows, with some conservative groups objecting to their celebration of alternative lifestyles. They also denied accusations of sexism and homophobia that surfaced during their career.
The band released several albums including 'Agua Sucias' in 1997, 'El Sabalero' in 1999, 'Corazón de Tierra' in 2002, 'La Revolución' in 2005, and 'Rompiendo Cadenas' in 2008. Agustín 'Pato' Fontanet handled vocals.
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