Uruguayan punk
Although Uruguayan punk rock and its culture seem to have appeared during recent times (between the late 1980s and early 1990s), there were several garage bands from the late 1960s and early 1970s (such as Mother's Worries, and The Blizzards[1]), precursors of punk music, who had emerged as a response to popular culture aestethics and contributed considerably to the rise of Latin American counterculture. However, in 1973, a military dictatorship came to rule Uruguay, and the boom of the local rock scene ended abruptly. After 1985, with the restoration of democracy, Uruguayan rock was reborn and along with it, there emerged the first Uruguayan punk bands.
List of Uruguayan punk Bands
- Antibanda Street Punk
- Buitres Despues De La Una
- Cambiá la Biblia
- Chicken Out
- Día Gris
- Graffolitas
- Kontra La Pare'
- Hermanos Montenegro
- La Chancha
- La Sangre de Verónika
- Los Estómagos
- Los Ravioles
- Exsesos
- Nada Que Hacer
- Mandala punk
- Na-k
- Nemesis
- Trotsky Vengarán
- Porfiados (former Cría Cuervos)
- Zapping
- Hablan por la espalda
- Mofeta
- Porfiados
- La Misma Basura
- Los Zombis Toxicos
- The Mongos
- No Hay Nadie
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