Los Tetas
Los Tetas formed in Santiago, Chile in the early 1990s with members Camilo Castaldi, Jaime Vivanco, Cristian Moraga, and David Epher. Their first album, "Mama...
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Los Tetas formed in Santiago, Chile in the early 1990s with members Camilo Castaldi, Jaime Vivanco, Cristian Moraga, and David Epher. Their first album, "Mama Funk," came out in 1995 and mixed punk energy with funk grooves, which stood out in the Chilean rock scene at the time.
Songs like "Corazón de Sandia" and "La Medicina" became well-known tracks for the band. Their 1998 album "La Medicina" took on more political themes, while 2001's "Tómala!" had a poppier sound. They kept recording through the mid-2000s with albums like "Independiente" in 2005.
Some of their lyrics drew criticism for being politically outspoken, but their blend of styles gave them a distinct place in Chilean music during that period.
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