Karla de Argentina

Karla de Argentina was an all-female rock band that formed in Buenos Aires in the late 1960s. They were led by vocalist Claudia Sessa, with Nora Sarmoria on drums, Monica Campins on bass, and Alicia "Alika" Sessa on guitar. At a time when rock music was heavily male-dominated, they faced resistance from venues and critics who found their approach unladylike.

Their song "La Indecorosa" became notorious for its explicit lyrics and themes that challenged social norms. They also recorded "Lagrima por lagrima" during their active period.

Karla de Argentina released two albums before their run ended. Their performances were known for raw energy, and they maintained a defiant stance toward the criticism they received. The band's lineup and their handful of recordings document a specific moment in Argentine rock when women were pushing against established boundaries.