Los Friscos
Los Friscos came out of Buenos Aires playing reggae when that sound wasn't common in Argentina. Their song 'El Reggae de Ale' became a local anthem and helped...
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Los Friscos came out of Buenos Aires playing reggae when that sound wasn't common in Argentina. Their song 'El Reggae de Ale' became a local anthem and helped introduce the style to a wider audience. They also recorded tracks like 'Drogaston' and 'Sin Pija's' that connected with listeners.
The band's lineup included Pablo Lescano on vocals and guitar, Elio Delgado on keyboards, René Ayala on bass, José Romano on drums, and Sebastián Lescano on guitar. They put out albums including 'Los Friscos' in 1997, 'El Reggae de Ale' in 2000, and 'Revolución' in 2003.
Some of their lyrics touched on social themes, which wasn't always welcomed in every corner.
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