La casa de mi Abuela

Latin America at its finest.

back then, Latinocore was poppin' because of these guys

Javier Madariaga is originally from Mexico City and played in one of the first NYHC bands that put a record out, Heart Attack, on their God Is Dead EP from 1981. He also went on to play in the bands Reagan Youth and A.P.P.L.E. as well as his own solo projects. He is credited with playing what would become known as the first recorded version of the “blast beat” drum pattern, as heard on the song “From What I See” off Heart Attack's 1983 Keep Your Distance 12”. This drum pattern would become a big influence on the extreme hardcore/metal hybrid known as grindcore.

Tragatelo - A band consisting of members from Los crudos, Subsistencia, Life's Halt and Esperanza. Fast and raging the female vocals tear out of the fast hardcore and shake you out of your stupor! Also Martin screams in a scathing song about rebels without a cause, this band was around for 3 years late 90's and early 2000. They put one LP as far as I know the one pictured above.