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Maldita Vecindad y los Hijos del 5to. Patio
Maldita Vecindad y los Hijos del 5to. Patio started playing in Mexico City around 1985. Their music mixed rock and ska with Mexican rhythms, which felt...
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Lo Pasado Pasado
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Los Agachados
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Ojos Negros
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Pata De Perro
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2 de Octubre
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Apañon
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Crudelia
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Don Palabras
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El Barzón
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El Dedo
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El Tieso Y La Negra Soledad
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Kumbala
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Mare
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Morenaza
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Maldita Vecindad y los Hijos del 5to. Patio started playing in Mexico City around 1985. Their music mixed rock and ska with Mexican rhythms, which felt immediate to people living in the city. Songs like "Un Gran Circo" and "Los Agachados" became part of the soundtrack for that time.
They had a lineup that included Roco Pachukote on vocals and percussion, Pacho on guitar, Sax on saxophone, Lobito on bass, and Pato on drums. Their shows could get rowdy, in 1991, a performance at the Palacio de los Deportes was cut short after clashes between fans and police.
They put out records like El Circo in 1989 and El Jardín de los Cerezos in 1991. Later albums, such as Baile de Máscaras and Circular Colectivo, kept the energy up while letting the sound stretch a bit. The band's songs, including "Ojos Negros" and "Pata De Perro," stayed grounded in the streets they came from.
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