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Pacto Perpetuo
Pacto Perpetuo formed in Mexico City during the 1980s, with Ramiro "Rata" González on vocals. Their music leaned into heavy metal with guttural vocals and...
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Pacto Perpetuo formed in Mexico City during the 1980s, with Ramiro "Rata" González on vocals. Their music leaned into heavy metal with guttural vocals and themes that touched on mortality and alienation.
Their 1986 album "Grito de Angustia" gave the band its breakthrough. The title track became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its raw, despairing tone. Another song from their catalog, "Tras Tus Pasos," shows up in their most remembered work.
They faced some criticism for their dark aesthetic and lyrics, which some read as promoting nihilism.
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