Bruta Moral
Bruta Moral formed in Buenos Aires in 2005 with César Fuentes on vocals and guitar, Martín Vargas on guitar and vocals, Pablo Pérez on bass, and Matías...
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Bruta Moral formed in Buenos Aires in 2005 with César Fuentes on vocals and guitar, Martín Vargas on guitar and vocals, Pablo Pérez on bass, and Matías Alvarez on drums. Their name translates to "Brute Morals," which hints at their straightforward approach to music and lyrics.
Their debut album "Tanta Inocencia" came out in 2009, featuring the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They followed it with "Siete Vidas" in 2012, "Los Días Vacíos" in 2015, and "Las Malas Costumbres" in 2018. Another track, "Vuelos," appears among their most played songs.
Their lyrics sometimes address social issues, which has occasionally drawn criticism. The song "Tanta Inocencia" in particular sparked some debate about its content. They've kept playing through various reactions to their work.
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