Mal Pasar
Mal Pasar formed in Buenos Aires in the early 1990s around vocalist Sebastián "Seba" Kustudic and guitarist Andrés "Chino" Martínez. They came up through the...
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Mal Pasar formed in Buenos Aires in the early 1990s around vocalist Sebastián "Seba" Kustudic and guitarist Andrés "Chino" Martínez. They came up through the city's underground scene, playing to small crowds while working day jobs.
Things changed in 1995 with their second album, which took its name from the track "Canción Armada." That song became a rallying point for listeners who felt disconnected from the political climate of the time. The album's direct language and aggressive sound found an audience beyond their local circuit.
Their later records, like 1997's "Revuelta" and 2002's "Degeneración," showed the band working through different approaches, from outward-facing protest to more personal material. They've kept at it, putting out a sixth album called "Revindicación" in 2017. Other songs in their catalog include "El Enterrador," "La Última Batalla," and "Motivos."
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