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133: 25: 485:(literally, "La Polla's last") on 3 August of that same year, and with the release of this CD, it was published by the official separation of the group. After the split, Evaristo released a book named "Por los Hijos lo que sea" where he told stories and anecdotes that told many of the same messages as his songs. Then, Evaristo founded 501:, quite distinct from the rising bands in Madrid. While the latter put an accent on innovative aesthetics and manners, the Basque brand of alternative rock showed an in-your-face stage attitude and no-holds-barred lyrics, including blunt social and political views. It came as a reaction first to the end of 381:
In early 1986, La Polla Records played at the San Isidro Festival in Madrid, attended by a big audience. However, riots almost erupted between the police and the fans. La Polla Records began to stage performances on their own, but one of them ended up in an incident in which Txarly was seriously
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on September 3. The band cancelled the remaining concerts of the tour. After the loss of their drummer, Jokin was fired and the vacancy was completed with Txiki and Tripi on guitar and drums respectively. After some shows in 2003, including the
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La Polla Records was one of the first punk bands to sing in Spanish. They, along with dozens of other bands were part of an underground movement that existed throughout the 1980s in Spain,
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In 1994 the band was sued by Ángel, a former band sound engineer since 1991, and then a tribunal forbade their use of the name La Polla Records. The band ignored the sentence and released
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movement, La Polla Records did their first gig at the only pub from Salvatierra, with all the town's people at the show, in words of Evaristo: "to see what the fools of the village made".
313:". As a result of this they faced several major obstacles throughout their career, primarily threats and repression. The band members even faced jail time during a concert with 286:. Its founders were Evaristo Páramos "Evaristo" on vocals, Maleguin on bass, Fernandito on drums and Txarly and Sumé on guitars. The name was somewhat controversial because in 944: 949: 939: 410:("They say shit, we say Amen") in 1990, which was played in Europe and Latin America for the first time, in Mexico as the only leg. At year-end, released 317:, another Basque punk band. In 2019, they announced a comeback and released an album after 16 years off-stage as a band. In 2021 they disbanded again. 964: 934: 456:, published by Maldito Records. Shortly after, Txarly left the band in January 2000, due to health problems, replaced by Jokin, a former member of 370:(1985), with Abel Murua replacing Maleguin on the bass in this album. That same year played in the Euskal Rock festival at Barcelona, along with 366:, to Oihuka label and produced by Marino Goñi. The album was certified Gold, but the group rejected the disc. The following years they recorded 489:
in 2005, with Txiki, Tripi (his former band-mates)and Xabi (former RIP bass guitar) and continued performing and recording new material since.
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In 1996, however, they changed their name and simply became La Polla, receiving a new contract with GOR Records. Under this new name released
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injured, forcing the band to play with just one guitar until early 1988. In 1987, under their own label, Txaca Records, they released
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La Polla Records was a band that was known as a symbol of rebellion against everything, to the point of them being called "
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to critical and public acclaim (1988), boosting their sales again. In 1989 their first live LP album ensued,
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By 1984, La Polla Records began frequently playing large shows, also releasing their first LP
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In 2002, La Polla were still actively playing when, quite suddenly, Fernandito died of a
290:, "polla" is vulgarly slang for "cock, penis". The lyrics of the band harshly criticized 918: 183: 731: 498: 331: 306:. La Polla Records has been very influential in the Spanish-language punk scene. 303: 24: 518: 375: 299: 295: 849:"La Polla Records se despide en diciembre con un doble concierto en Vitoria" 522: 510: 486: 478: 314: 271: 179: 448:. A new world tour by Europe and South America, followed a new live album 310: 514: 371: 291: 526: 283: 169: 337:
In 1981, the band performed and recorded their first demo called
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cites La Polla Records as one of their primary influences.
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1990–1994: International tours, new successes and lawsuit
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1984–1989: First albums and breakthrough success in Spain
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La Polla Al Corte, live in Barcelona, Zeleste, year 2000
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2002–2003: Death of Fernandito, Reformation and Break-up
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