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P-36
P-36 formed in Madrid in 1982, with Ramoncín on vocals, Willy Vilela on guitar, and Aurelio Morata on bass. They came up in the working-class suburbs during a...
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Anarquia Oi!
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Atitude Punk
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Buracos Suburbanos
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Confisco
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Dia Corrido
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Diga Não A Rede Bobô
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Dispensado
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Liberdade
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Rock De Subúrbio
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Terra Da Garoa
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Velho Punk
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Viver Pra Mim
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Viver Sem Você
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Você
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P-36 formed in Madrid in 1982, with Ramoncín on vocals, Willy Vilela on guitar, and Aurelio Morata on bass. They came up in the working-class suburbs during a tense political period in Spain, and their early years involved run-ins with censorship and police over lyrics that didn't pull punches. Their debut album '20 Gatos' came out in 1984, followed by '100 Mentiras' in 1986.
That second album included 'Anarquia Oi!', a track that became a kind of standard for them. Their sound was straightforward punk with a sharp edge, heard on songs like 'Atitude Punk' and 'Buracos Suburbanos'. The lineup shifted over time, with Joaquín Cardiel on drums and Luis Prado on keyboards joining at different points.
They kept putting out records through the '80s and '90s, including 'No Hay Tregua' and 'Siempre Quedan Huevos'. The music stayed rooted in that confrontational, riff-driven style, direct and unadorned. Later albums like 'Animal Caliente' and the live 'Toca y Canta' volumes showed them working in that same vein well into the 2000s.
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