La Guardia Hereje
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La Guardia Hereje

The band included Enrique Symns on vocals, Fernando Lupano on guitar, Hugo Mendez on bass, and Juanjo Picardi on drums. Their sound pulled from punk and...

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La Guardia Hereje, a rough collision of Argentine punk and rockabilly

A late-'80s band whose blunt lyrics and mixed-up sound fit a specific time and place.

For a sense of their blunt edge, try 'La pesadilla'. 'Pajarito de colores' gives you a taste of that rough style collision.

They weren't trying to smooth things over. Their sound crashed punk and rockabilly into Argentine folk, and lyrics like 'La pesadilla' got them into trouble. It's honest, messy music that feels tied to its moment.

They put out records quickly in the late '80s, starting with 'La Guardia Hereje' in 1985 and 'El Mono' the next year. By the early '90s, albums like 'Gatos de Mar' came out, but that initial burst had slowed.

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The band included Enrique Symns on vocals, Fernando Lupano on guitar, Hugo Mendez on bass, and Juanjo Picardi on drums. Their sound pulled from punk and rockabilly, with some Argentine folk in the mix, but it wasn't a smooth blend so much as a rough collision of styles that fit the times.

Their lyrics often got them into trouble. Other tracks like 'No es posible un mundo mejor con arbitros bomberos' and 'La pesadilla' carried a similar blunt, critical edge. They put out records quickly in the late '80s, including 'La Guardia Hereje' in 1985 and 'El Mono' the following year.

By the early '90s, they had released albums like 'Gatos de Mar', but the initial burst of activity slowed. It's the kind of thing that still sounds specific to its time and place, not necessarily built to last but honest about where it came from.

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