Ramm Aragon
Ramm Aragon is a heavy metal band from Argentina that formed in Buenos Aires around 2006. Their song 'Ya Me Enteré' became one of their notable tracks, known...
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Ramm Aragon is a heavy metal band from Argentina that formed in Buenos Aires around 2006. Their song 'Ya Me Enteré' became one of their notable tracks, known for its direct lyrics about corruption and inequality.
Early on, they faced some skepticism from parts of the Argentine metal scene but built a following through touring. The band's lineup has included members like Mariano 'Tano' Martinez on vocals, Pablo 'Pato' Venturini on guitar, Juan 'El Pony' Rodri on bass, and Juan 'El Polaco' Caracciolo on drums.
They've worked with other Argentine musicians including Sharon Aguilar from A.N.I.M.A.L. and Manuel Chacón of Eruca Sativa. The band's music tends to address social and political themes, which has drawn both support and criticism over time.
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