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Los Prisioneros

Los Prisioneros

new wave, pop rock, punk rock

Chile Est. 1979

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Sound in a sentence: "Driven by tight grooves and rhythmic insistence, their music pulses with a vibrant energy that compels bodies to move while provoking minds to think."
Los Prisioneros emerged as a potent force in Latin American music, carving out a space for political expression through their infectious melodies and sharp lyrics. Their relevance extends beyond entertainment; they channeled the collective frustrations of a generation grappling with sociopolitical upheaval, making them an emblematic voice of resistance during tumultuous times.
Los Prisioneros emerged as a potent force in Latin American music, carving out a space for political expression through their infectious melodies and sharp lyrics. Their relevance extends beyond entertainment; they channeled the collective frustrations of a generation grappling with sociopolitical upheaval, making them an emblematic voice of resistance during tumultuous times. By harnessing the energy of the new wave movement, they transformed personal and societal struggles into anthems that resonated deeply across borders. Their approach combined rhythmic innovation with lyrical candor, creating a sound that was both danceable and thought-provoking. By fusing catchy pop-rock elements with a distinctly confrontational attitude, Los Prisioneros managed to engage listeners not just emotionally but also intellectually. They embraced a spirited punk ethos while employing sophisticated arrangements that invited audiences to reflect on the world around them, effectively melding enjoyment with critique. Common themes in their songwriting often explore social justice, personal alienation, and critiques of authority, delivered with a blend of irony and sincerity. Their storytelling weaves together narratives that evoke both personal struggles and broader societal issues, using a voice that balances urgency with introspection. This duality allows listeners to connect with the music on multiple levels, making each song feel like a call to action wrapped in an irresistible groove.

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Discography

27 releases • 20 studio • 1984–2022
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Singles ()

Corazones rojos

Corazones rojos

1990

Tren al Sur

Tren al Sur

1990

We are sudamerican rockers

We are sudamerican rockers

1988

Sexo

Sexo

1985

¿Quién mató a Marilyn?

¿Quién mató a Marilyn?

1984

Pa pa pa

Pa pa pa

Estrechez de corazón

Estrechez de corazón

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