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Mala Palabra
Mala Palabra formed in Bogotá, Colombia in the late 1990s, with vocalist Hardem and guitarist Cesar 'Tostao' López at the center. Their first album came out...
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Mala Palabra formed in Bogotá, Colombia in the late 1990s, with vocalist Hardem and guitarist Cesar 'Tostao' López at the center. Their first album came out in 2001, followed by others like 'La Máxima Expresión de la Suciedad' in 2004 and 'El Mal' in 2008.
Their music mixed rock, reggae, and ska, and their lyrics sometimes drew criticism from authorities and conservative groups in Colombia. The band's live shows were known for their energy, which occasionally led to run-ins with police.
One of their best-known tracks is 'Círculo Vicioso,' which captures their raw, urgent sound. The lineup also included bassist Tata and drummer El Profe alongside Hardem and Tostao.
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