Karamelo Santo

Argentine ska/punk based collective Karamelo Santo debuted using the independently produced and released album La Kulebra in 1993, with influences which range from Bob Marley towards the Clash and Mano Negra. Perfectos Idiotas arrived in 1998 and 2 yrs later, previous Mano Negra frontman Manu Chao asked the take action to open up his Argentine tour. That same 12 months, the music group gigged within the U.S., playing many Californian locations. Karamelo Santo also offers a long-lasting hyperlink with European viewers and toured the spot extensively, being the only real Argentine music group with over 180 displays on its shoulder blades. The nine-piece collective’s 2005 discharge Haciendo Bulla highlighted a rendition of Rubén Cutting blades and Small Steven’s strike “Fruta Amarga,” and premiered around Latin America, European countries, as well as the U.S..