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Homer & MRCS
Homer & MRCS formed in Buenos Aires in 1987. The original lineup included Homer Loiza on vocals, Mariano De La Fuente on guitar, Redondo Rusconi on bass, and...
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Homer & MRCS formed in Buenos Aires in 1987. The original lineup included Homer Loiza on vocals, Mariano De La Fuente on guitar, Redondo Rusconi on bass, and Christian Loffler on drums. They put out their debut album, also called 'Que Se Yo,' in 1989.
That album's title track became their best-known song. It's a straightforward rock tune that caught on with listeners, giving the band a solid foothold in the local scene. Their sound pulled from a few different places, mixing punk and grunge with some Argentine folk elements.
The band had a reputation for rowdy live shows and faced some public scrutiny over partying and substance use, which they acknowledged. They also stirred things up lyrically at times, like with the song 'El Hijo Del Culo,' which drew criticism for its language. They kept playing through it all, sticking to their own style.
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