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La Mocosa
La Mocosa formed in Buenos Aires in 1989 with Fernando Blanco on vocals, Eduardo Valle on guitar, Juan Carlos Cuello on bass, and Marcelo Novasio on drums....
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Apesar Del Viento
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Blues Que Me Condena
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Canalla Y Embustero
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Como Ayer
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El Pibe De La Vía
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Intoxicado
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La fiesta va a comenzar
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Las Cenizas Quedaran
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Lo mejor en este show
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Mucho Mejor
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No Perdamos El Tiempo
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Oidos Sordos
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Para Qué Cambiar?
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Por Qué?
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Quise evitarte
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Rock De La Mocosa
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La Mocosa formed in Buenos Aires in 1989 with Fernando Blanco on vocals, Eduardo Valle on guitar, Juan Carlos Cuello on bass, and Marcelo Novasio on drums. They built an audience playing small venues without much label support. Their 1993 album "Como Ayer" gave them wider recognition, with the title track becoming one of their best-known songs.
Their music mixed rock with cumbia, reggae, and ska, and their lyrics often addressed social and political themes. This direct approach earned them both fans and critics. Other songs like "¿Para Q Voy A Cambiar?" and "Intoxicado" show their range from reflective to more driving material.
The lineup changed over time, with Blanco staying as the consistent vocalist. They worked with other Argentine artists including Vicentico and Fabiana Cantilo. Their sound from that period still gets played, anchored by songs that feel specific to their time and place rather than aiming for universal anthems.
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