Pilsen (band)

Pilsen was a punk band from Argentina. It was founded by Pil Trafa, after separation of Los Violadores in 1992.[1]

Pilsen
OriginBuenos Aires, Argentina
GenresPunk rock
Years active1992 (1992)–1995 (1995)
LabelsSony Music
Associated actsAttaque 77
Hermética
Die Toten Hosen
MembersPil Trafa (voice)
Tucan Barauskas (guitar)
Biko (bass)
Sergio Vall (drums)

History

The group was formed in late 1992, when "Pil Trafa", decided to return to Argentina after having been in Lima, Peru; in order to continue their career with a multinational record label.[1]

In January 1993,[1] the group recorded two songs in the Synth studies of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, along with Ronald Biggs, the historic "train robber" , who worked with the Sex Pistols and edited Bajo otra bandera.[2] During that period, wrote and composed songs with Campino,[2] leader of the German punk band, Die Toten Hosen and with Steve Jones, ex former guitarist of the Sex Pistols.[3][4]

In 1994, most of its members away from the band, leaving only "Pil Trafa" as the only permanent member.[4] With another formation, edit the second album, Bestiario; but not sold than expected, and the group broke up in 1995.[5]

The best known songs of the band are:[6] "Pilsen" (with Ronnie Biggs), "Bajo otra bandera", "Iván fue un comunista", "Pogo en el ascensor", "Va por mi, va por vos", etc.[6]

Discography
  • Bajo otra bandera (Sony BMG, 1993)
  • Bestiario (Sony BMG, 1994)
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References
  1. Biography of Pilsen Retrieved December 8, 2015
  2. Ronnie Biggs: "el ladrón del siglo", memorias de un viejo punk Retrieved December 8, 2015
  3. "Mi papá es un punk" (in Spanish). Página/12. May 4, 2006. Retrieved December 8, 2015.
  4. "Pil Trafa y Ronald Biggs" (in Spanish). BlogSpot.com. March 7, 2009. Retrieved December 8, 2015.
  5. Pilsen Discography at Discogs Retrieved December 8, 2015
  6. Pilsen discography Retrieved December 16, 2015
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