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Apologies about my voice; I was sick when I recorded.
This video talks about ten different post-punk bands from Peru, all from the 1980s and 1990s. Links to the information about each of the bands discussed are included under “Band Links” below.
If you want to know about modern Peruvian goth bands, my Part 2 video will be up next week.
Links to all bands in this post: (here)
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Underrated Post Punk/Goth band from Peru: Deckadas. They started as band in the late 80s with a lot of underground bands in the scene of Peru. In the early 90s they release their unique album and here it’s one song “Puertas de la Eternidad”. Stay tuned! ☥Epitaph☥
Sources:
https://www.facebook.com/WorldwideUndergroundMusicPeru/
https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldwideUndergroundMusicEpitaph
Peruvian Goth Bands Part 1: 80s and 90s
All the resources for the Part 1 of my two-part series on Peruvian goth bands, which features bands from the 1980s and 1990s. (video here)
For modern Peruvian goth bands, check this list: (here)
Lima 13
Song featured in video: “Dentro de ti” off of "Los Sueños Mueren Primero" (here)
Information Sources: Discogs, Last.FM
Music Sources: Bandcamp, iTunes, Spotify
Social Media: Facebook, MySpace
Voz Propia
Song featured in video: “Contraluz” off of El Ingreso (here)
Information Sources: Discogs, Last.FM
Music Sources: Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube, Spotify
Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook
Feudales
Song featured in video: “No Vayas a Olvidar” off of No Vayas a Olvidar (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: YouTube, Spotify, [physical sources]
Salón Dadá
Song featured in video: “Mutatis Mutandis Parte 4″ off of Ensayo (here)
Information Sources: Discogs, Wikipedia, Forced Exposure
Music Sources: Bandcamp, Spotify
Cardenales
Song featured in video: “Sangre y Sifrimiento” off of Tormenta Silenciosa (here)
Information Sources: Discogs, Last.FM
Music Sources: iTunes, SoundCloud, YouTube, Spotify
Social Media: Twitter, Facebook, MySpace
Ultimo Refugio
Song featured in video: “Aquella Palabra” off of 88-91 Cassette (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: Bandcamp, YouTube
Social Media: Facebook (the band’s modern iteration)
Sor Obscena
Song featured in video: “Sicalipsis,” single featured on the Bichos Raros compilation (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: [assorted compilations]
Deckadas
Song featured in video: “Espectros” off of Espectros (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: Soundcloud, YouTube
La Devoción
Song featured in video: “Isabel” off of Isabel (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: [assorted compilations]
Social Media: Facebook, MySpace
Cenizas
Song featured in video: “Diosis Del Fuego” from their debut demo (here)
Information Sources: Discogs
Music Sources: Bandcamp (individual albums released by this label), iTunes, Spotify (new album only)
Social Media: Facebook
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A big source for this entire video was this article by Cvlt Nation about the 1980s post-punk and rock subterrano scene in Peru: here
“Me Invade El Miedo Aún“ by Peruvian postpunk and trad goth band Deckadas
“Esperándote” by Peruvian trad goth band Deckadas off of their 1991 album Espectros
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perdicion-total replied to your post “Who are your favorite Peruvian goth bands?”
Off the top of my head at this hour I would say deckadas and, newer wise, ultimo destino. I think they're both from Lima but don't quote me. This wouldn't be a proper convo without mention of voz propia, lima 13 and salon dada tho. Will try to remember to update later when I get some sleep because there are a good handful of bands from Peru post post punk wise
Good choices!
