As the Indio would say: “Solo les pido que se nos cuiden.” (I only ask that you take care of yourselves.)
The prompt "un poco..." (a bit of...) is a perfect starting point, because Los Redondos were never just one thing. patricio_rey_y_sus_redonditos_de_ricota_un_poco...
In the pantheon of Spanish-language rock, there are bands that fill stadiums, and then there is . For many in Argentina and across Latin America, "Los Redondos" aren't just a band; they are a religion, a social phenomenon, and a gritty, poetic mirror held up to society. A Bit of... Everything As the Indio would say: “Solo les pido que se nos cuiden
Led by the enigmatic Indio Solari and the virtuosic guitarist Skay Beilinson , the band maintained a strictly independent path. They avoided traditional media, rarely gave interviews, and built their empire through word-of-mouth. A Bit of
From the post-punk energy of Gulp! (1985) to the dark, industrial experimentations of Momo Sampler (2000), the band evolved constantly. They captured the disillusionment of the post-dictatorship era and the economic struggles of the 90s, giving a voice to the "marginal" sectors of society.
Their live shows, known as "Misar Ricoteras" (Ricotero Masses), were legendary for their intensity, drawing hundreds of thousands of people into a collective ritual of euphoria and sweat. The Sound of the Underground