Planeta Eskoria cover

Planeta Eskoria

Ska-P · 2000

57 min · 14 tracks · ska · ska punk · anarcho-punk

A frenetic blend of ska rhythms and punk energy, infused with politically charged lyrics and vibrant melodies.

Why this album works

'Planeta Eskoria' made waves in the Spanish music scene, debuting at number one on the Spanish charts and becoming a staple of the ska-punk genre. The album's political message sparked discussions about social issues, particularly through tracks like 'La mosca cojonera,' which became an anthem against governmental corruption. Its critical reception highlighted Ska-P's ability to blend entertainment with activism, influencing subsequent generations of punk bands.
Career context
Released on October 9, 2000, 'Planeta Eskoria' was Ska-P's fifth studio album during a period of increasing popularity in Spain and Latin America. It followed their successful album '¡Que Corra la Voz!' (1996) and marked a continuation of their socially conscious themes that resonated with fans. The band was solidifying their position as prominent voices in the anarcho-punk movement, gaining international recognition.
Stylistic neighbors
Brutto· No Doubt· Eskorbuto

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Planeta Eskoria 4:19
  • 2 Vergüenza Standout 3:51
  • 3 Como me pongo 2:44
  • 4 El auténtico 3:40
  • 5 Naval Xixón 3:33
  • 6 La mosca cojonera Standout 3:56
  • 7 Eres un@ más 4:16
  • 8 Derecho de admisión 5:30
  • 9 A la mierda 3:53
  • 10 E.T.T.'s 4:07
  • 11 Lucrecia 4:28
  • 12 Tío Sam 4:21
  • 13 Violencia machista Standout 4:11
  • 14 Mestizaje 4:30

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