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El Verbo Odiado
El Verbo Odiado formed in the working-class Madrid neighborhood of Vallecas in the early 1980s, with Roberto Iniesta as their frontman. Their music mixed...
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A Punto de Fuga
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Cazador
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De Guante Blanco
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El Odiado
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Lluvia En Abril
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A Punto de Fuga
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Cazador
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De Guante Blanco
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El Odiado
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Lluvia En Abril
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No Love's
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El Verbo Odiado formed in the working-class Madrid neighborhood of Vallecas in the early 1980s, with Roberto Iniesta as their frontman. Their music mixed punk, rock, and rap, and they built a following through raw, energetic performances. Songs like 'A Punto de Fuga' and 'Cazador' came from this period.
Their lyrics often criticized government, police, and social inequality, which led to friction with authorities and occasional bans on their shows. They kept recording despite this, putting out albums like 'Enemigo Público' in 1991 and 'Político Ateo' in 1994. The track 'El Odiado' reflects their confrontational stance.
By the late 1990s, they had released 'El Que Siembra Vientos, Recoge Tormentas'. Their work, including songs such as 'De Guante Blanco' and 'Lluvia En Abril', remained rooted in the sounds and concerns of their early years in Vallecas.
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