About this album
Sound:
"A frenzied blend of punk, Latin rhythms, and rock that captures the spirit of rebellion."
Where they were
Released in 1989, 'Puta's Fever' was Mano Negra's debut album, showcasing their unique fusion of genres. This album set the stage for the band's rise in the alternative rock scene, positioning them as pioneers in blending various musical influences from Latin America and Europe.
Why it matters
'Puta's Fever' is significant for its critical reception, being hailed as a groundbreaking album that influenced the Latin alternative music movement. The band's audacious sound and eclectic style earned them a dedicated following and helped pave the way for future artists in both punk and world music genres.
Essential tracks
- "Mala vida" — This track exemplifies the band's ability to blend punk energy with poignant lyrics about life's struggles, making it a standout anthem.
- "Patchanka" — With its infectious rhythm and catchy chorus, 'Patchanka' showcases Mano Negra's signature style that merges diverse musical elements seamlessly.
- "Guayaquil City" — 'Guayaquil City' reflects the band's cultural roots and features vibrant instrumentation, illustrating their unique take on urban life and identity.
Release Date
September 1, 1989
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Mano Negra 0:57
- 2 Rock’n’Roll Band 2:33
- 3 King Kong Five 1:55
- 4 Mala vida 2:52
- 5 Indios de Barcelona 2:34
- 6 Sidi’h’bibi 2:35
- 7 The Rebel Spell 2:00
- 8 Peligro 2:52
- 9 Pas assez de toi 2:19
- 10 Magic Dice 1:23
- 11 Mad House 2:40
- 12 Guayaquil City 3:01
- 13 Voodoo 2:59
- 14 Patchanka 3:05
- 15 La Rançon du succès 1:57
- 16 The Devil’s Call 1:42
- 17 El sur 1:00
- 18 Patchuko Hop 2:28
