Argentine Punk

Argentine Punk is a style of punk rock that originated in Argentina in the late 1970s. It is characterized by its aggressive, fast-paced sound and its lyrics, which often focus on social and political issues. The genre is heavily influenced by British and American punk, as well as Latin American music styles such as cumbia and tango. Argentine Punk bands often incorporate traditional instruments such as the charango and the bombo legüero into their sound. The genre has been influential in the development of other Latin American punk styles, such as Chilean Punk and Mexican Punk.