About this album
Where they were
Released on October 9, 2000, 'Planeta Eskoria' was Ska-P's fifth studio album during a period of increasing popularity in Spain and Latin America. It followed their successful album '¡Que Corra la Voz!' (1996) and marked a continuation of their socially conscious themes that resonated with fans. The band was solidifying their position as prominent voices in the anarcho-punk movement, gaining international recognition.
Why it matters
'Planeta Eskoria' made waves in the Spanish music scene, debuting at number one on the Spanish charts and becoming a staple of the ska-punk genre. The album's political message sparked discussions about social issues, particularly through tracks like 'La mosca cojonera,' which became an anthem against governmental corruption. Its critical reception highlighted Ska-P's ability to blend entertainment with activism, influencing subsequent generations of punk bands.
Essential tracks
- "La mosca cojonera" — This track critiques political corruption and resonates with listeners through its catchy chorus, making it an anthem for social change.
- "Vergüenza" — 'Vergüenza' showcases Ska-P's signature blend of humor and serious commentary, addressing societal apathy with infectious energy.
- "Violencia machista" — Addressing domestic violence head-on, this song stands out for its raw emotion and powerful message against gender-based violence.
- "Tío Sam" — A direct critique of U.S. imperialism, 'Tío Sam' embodies the band's political stance while maintaining an upbeat ska-punk sound that engages listeners.
Release Date
October 9, 2000
Artist Origin
Spain
Tracklist
- 1 Planeta Eskoria 4:19
- 2 Vergüenza 3:51
- 3 Como me pongo 2:44
- 4 El auténtico 3:40
- 5 Naval Xixón 3:33
- 6 La mosca cojonera 3:56
- 7 Eres un@ más 4:16
- 8 Derecho de admisión 5:30
- 9 A la mierda 3:53
- 10 E.T.T.'s 4:07
- 11 Lucrecia 4:28
- 12 Tío Sam 4:21
- 13 Violencia machista 4:11
- 14 Mestizaje 4:30
