History of Attaque 77

Attaque 77 is an Argentine punk rock band formed in 1993 in San Miguel de Tucumán. The band consists of Juanse (vocals and guitar), Pity Álvarez (vocals and bass), Nico (guitar) and Coki (drums). Attaque 77 has achieved success in Argentina and other countries in Latin America with albums such as La Vida es una Fiesta, La Mosca y la Sopa and El que Busca Encuentra.

Members

Juanse is the vocalist and guitarist of Attaque 77. He began his musical career in 1989 with the band Resumen. Pity Álvarez is the vocalist and bassist of Attaque 77. He joined the band in 1994 after the departure of former bassist Fito Estrada. Nico has been part of Attaque 77 since 2003, replacing former guitarist Jorge Kaselli. Coki is the drummer of Attaque 77. He joined the band in 2009 after the departure of former drummer Pechi.

Discography

Attaque 77 has released 9 studio albums. Their debut album was La Vida es una Fiesta, released in 1994. This album spawned several hit singles such as “La Bestia Pop”, “El Infierno Está Encantador” and “Estoy Harto de Verte con Él”. Other albums by Attaque 77 include La Mosca y la Sopa (1995), El Que Busca Encuentra (1999), Incomunicación (2001), Despierta (2003), El Final de los Inicios (2006), Mentiras Piadosas (2008), Todos los Días Sale el Sol (2011) and A77: 25 Años de Rock (2018).

Collaborations

Attaque 77 has collaborated with several artists over the years. In 2012 they collaborated with American rock band Papa Roach on the single “No Matter What”. They have also collaborated with American Dj/producer Skrillex on the single “Bangarang”. Close