Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, originally a ska band in the mid-'80s, have evolved to incorporate reggae, rock, and Latin rhythms. In a recent episode of the podcast In Defense of Ska, founder Sergio Rotman discusses the influence of Argentina's oppressive politics on their music and songwriting. The band gained international fame in the '90s with their hit 'Matador,' which helped increase visibility for Latin alternative rock. Rotman reflects on their collaborations and musical inspirations, including the famous salsa artist Celia Cruz and the British band Madness, providing a richer understanding of their artistic journey.
The band blends the genre with reggae, wider rock, and various Latin rhythms, showcasing their evolution beyond being labeled strictly a ska band.
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs found their voice in the oppressive political climate of Argentina, using their music as a platform for resistance.
The band’s breakout hit 'Matador' not only propelled their careers but also brought greater international attention to Latin alternative rock music.
Rotman discusses the major influences on their music, including artists like Madness and their collaborations with talent such as Celia Cruz.
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