Juventud Podrida - 1989

Review by Fernando Fuster-Fabra Fernández

Juventud Podrida's album 1989 is a raw and powerful punk rock record that captures the energy and spirit of the genre. The band's aggressive and uncompromising sound is matched by their politically charged lyrics, which tackle issues such as social inequality, police brutality, and government corruption.

The album's opening track, "No Somos Nada," sets the tone for what's to come with its blistering guitar riffs and fierce vocals. From there, the band launches into a series of high-energy anthems, including "Ciudad de los Muertos" and "Nunca Más."

Despite its intense sound and lyrics, 1989 also showcases Juventud Podrida's versatility as musicians. The album's standout track, "El Último Adiós," is a haunting acoustic ballad that showcases the band's softer side.

Summary by Fernando Fuster-Fabra Fernández

1989 is a must-listen for fans of punk rock and socially conscious music. Juventud Podrida has crafted a powerful and memorable album that is sure to leave a lasting impression.