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Arruinado Pero Feliz
Arruinado Pero Feliz formed as a Spanish punk band with members Manuel Rodríguez on vocals, Sergio Checo on guitar, David Gordón on bass, and Nacho Sánchez on...
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A Lo Que Apuesto Mi Vida
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Grandes Pequeñeses
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No Podes Quebrarme
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No Podés Matar El Fuego
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No Quiero Que Sea Así
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Para Que No Muera En Nosotros
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Por Lo Que Creo Verdad
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Quieren Consumirnos
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Siete de Diciembre
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Arruinado Pero Feliz formed as a Spanish punk band with members Manuel Rodríguez on vocals, Sergio Checo on guitar, David Gordón on bass, and Nacho Sánchez on drums. They released their debut album 'A Lo Que Apuesto Mi Vida' in 1997, which included the title track that became something of an anthem for them. The song 'No Podés Matar El Fuego' also appears among their most recognized work.
Their lyrics often dealt with social and political themes, which sometimes brought them into conflict with authorities. They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums like 'El Último Trago' in 2002 and 'Rompiendo Cadenas' in 2008. The band's sound stayed rooted in straightforward punk rock throughout these releases.
They remained active into the 2010s with 'Despertando del Sueño' in 2015. Other songs like 'Grandes Pequeñeses' and 'Quieren Consumirnos' round out their catalog of politically charged punk tracks. The band's name translates to 'Broke But Happy,' which fits their DIY approach and persistent underground presence.
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