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Salon Dada, Col Corazon
Lo Que No Existe, Existe: Registros De Una Saga Post Punk En El Perú (1986-1990)
Buh Records - Cat No: BR116
- updated:2025-06-19
Featuring two bands led by Támira Bassallo and Jaime de Lama, regarded as representative of "Rock Subterráneo," the hardcore punk movement that erupted in Lima amid the turmoil of economic crisis and civil-war violence. Released by Buh Records, the label that showcases avant-garde sounds from its native Peru, from archival unearthings to present-day works.
Track List
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A1. SALóN DADá - Lista Ele
4:13 -
A2. COL CORAZóN - Marlene
3:03 -
A3. COL CORAZóN - Doce Pupilas
2:08 -
A4. COL CORAZóN - Los Bosques
3:38 -
A5. COL CORAZóN - Pri Ur Fan Tish
5:48 -
B1. COL CORAZóN - Sisinina
7:59 -
B2. SALóN DADá - Clavicordio Sin Fin
3:11 -
B3. SALóN DADá - Mutatis Mutandis (Parte 4)
2:18 -
B4. COL CORAZóN - Ram Ram
6:49
The band was active from 1986 to 1990, with a female-centered lineup that was rare for the time. No official recordings were ever left behind, so this first-ever vinyl edition gathers material from a variety of sources, including rehearsal and live tapes. Driven through and through by the spirit of punk and a DIY aesthetic, it's an exhilarating record with a primitive, art brut-like feel. The melting-pot quality — noise and psych mixed with traditional Andean sonics — hits hard too. Comes with abundant visual materials and detailed liner notes. Uncharted territory in post-punk! (Original Japanese text by Adachi)