SOME ARGENTINIAN ROCK SONGS WITH MESSAGES ABOUT THE DICTATORSHIP

Argentine rock has a profound connection to the history of the country, especially during the turbulent years of the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. In this era, music became a powerful form of protest and remembrance. 

One of the most iconic songs is 'Zona de Promesas' by Soda Stereo. It's a haunting reflection on the uncertainty and promises that marked that era, encapsulating the feeling of living in a 'zone of promises' with no guarantees.

Charly García's 'Demoliendo Hoteles' is a rebellious anthem. Its lyrics speak of tearing down hotels, which symbolize the establishment and the status quo. It became an anthem of defiance during the dictatorship.

Finally, 'Los Libros de la Buena Memoria' by Invisible, as mentioned earlier, is a song that reminds us of the importance of preserving memories and culture during difficult times.

These songs, in their own unique ways, have left an indelible mark on Argentine rock and history, serving as a testament to the resilience and spirit of the Argentine people during one of their most trying periods.

Lola Irazusta