Criminal Skin
Criminal Skin formed in Bogotá in the late 1990s, playing hardcore punk that dealt with social and political themes. Their song 'Despertar de Rabia' became a...
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Criminal Skin formed in Bogotá in the late 1990s, playing hardcore punk that dealt with social and political themes. Their song 'Despertar de Rabia' became a touchstone for listeners, with lyrics that addressed government failures and their effects on marginalized communities. The track appeared on their album 'Violencia en el Interior'.
The band's lineup included Alejandro Gómez on vocals, Daniel Castaño on guitar, Juan Camilo Castaño on bass, and Andrés Castaño on drums. They released another album called 'Crímenes de Guerra'. Other songs in their catalog include 'Escuadrón Del Bloque', 'Joven', 'Skingirl', and 'Suburban Rebels'.
They kept playing and recording, with their work remaining part of the conversation around Colombian punk.
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