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F.Bill
F.Bill formed in Santiago, Chile in 1994, with Don Rorro as their frontman. Their sound mixed punk, metal, and rap in a way that didn't fit neatly into the...
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F.Bill formed in Santiago, Chile in 1994, with Don Rorro as their frontman. Their sound mixed punk, metal, and rap in a way that didn't fit neatly into the mainstream. They built a following anyway, playing to people who recognized something in that rough energy.
In 2006 they released the album "Puta Q Pariu," and the title track became an immediate hit. The song's blunt frustration connected with listeners who felt overlooked. After that, they put out records like "Crónicas de Invierno" in 2009 and "Carnaval de Sangre" in 2012.
Don Rorro stayed at the center of the band, with other members including drummer Sergio "Checho" Pacheco and bassist "Maldito" Stuka. Their lyrics could be provocative, but they kept writing about what they saw around them.
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