About this album
Sound:
"Eclectic rhythms merge with sharp social commentary, creating a vibrant tapestry of Argentine rock and cumbia influences."
Where they were
Hijos del Culo is Bersuit Vergarabat's fourth studio album, released in 2000 after their breakthrough record, La Mosca y la Sopa. At this point, the band had established a reputation for their energetic performances and politically charged lyrics, cementing their status in the Latin American rock scene.
Why it matters
The album features songs that became anthems of resistance and social critique in Argentina during a time of economic crisis. It solidified Bersuit Vergarabat's influence within the rock en español movement and garnered critical acclaim for its bold lyrical content and fusion of genres.
Essential tracks
- "La vida boba" — This track encapsulates the band's signature blend of humor and criticism, addressing societal apathy with catchy melodies.
- "Desconexión sideral" — A standout for its cosmic metaphor, this song reflects on existential themes while maintaining an infectious groove.
- "El gordo motoneta" — Opening the album, this track sets the tone with its upbeat rhythm and playful storytelling about urban life in Argentina.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
Argentina
Tracklist
- 1 El gordo motoneta 3:54
- 2 La del toro 4:05
- 3 El viejo de arriba 3:26
- 4 Canción de Juan 5:36
- 5 Desconexión sideral 4:51
- 6 Porteño de ley 3:46
- 7 Caroncha (Valiente indio barrial) 5:05
- 8 La petisita culona 3:37
- 9 Toco y me voy 4:09
- 10 La vida boba 4:57
- 11 Grasún 3:58
- 12 Negra murguera 5:50
- 13 La bolsa 3:32
- 14 Veneno de humanidad 5:17
- 15 Es importante 3:29
