Diciembre  17, 2021

Episode 6: V8 Brigadas Metalicas año 1983 English Version

Luchando por el Metal (Fighting for the Metal) is the first studio album by Argentine heavy metal band V8,[1] released in March 1983 (see 1983 in music). At the time the album was released, the genre was very popular, and this album became second in popularity, only behind Riff.
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00:00:20 - Argentine Republic v8 this name is a tribute to the engine created in 1902 by the Frenchman Leon Levaviser.

00:00:37 - This song, Metal Brigades, included in the album Fighting for Metal, was published in 1983.

00:00:44 - This album was so important and transcendent that it was released in the same year as

00:00:48 - Metallica's Kill Am All.

00:00:53 - Argentina was experiencing a bloody military dictatorship, with many missing persons.

00:01:00 - In this context the V8 group, he stood up to him with his posture and his lyrics that tried to alert people to what was going on.

00:01:10 - The group that recorded the album was Alberto Zamarbaid on vocals, Ricardo Irio on bass,

00:01:17 - Osvaldo Seville on guitar and Gustavo Roic on drums.

00:01:26 - The time available for recording and post-production, as well as the money invested, were minimal.

00:01:33 - The topics were written on the fly, even on bus trips they took to go to work.

00:01:38 - The song metal brigades as a tribute to the band's followers, and it was written by Iorio on a piece of paper that he picked up from the ground, while having a coffee with the band's manager.

00:01:54 - The sound and style of the music was not similar to any rock group at that time in Argentina.

00:02:01 - Distorted guitars and aggressive lyrics was the emblem of the band.

00:02:08 - The title of the album refers to Iorio's obsession with wanting to sew a path that would make space for heavy metal fans possible.

00:02:17 - Trying to gain acceptance, as I express several times in various interviews and in biographies.

00:02:23 - As I would say, Roic, the first album fighting for metal was more social than musical.

00:02:38 - The Oreo about the lyrics of this song tells us.

00:02:41 - The theme expresses contempt for the hippies of the time, who adopted hippism.

00:02:46 - When the primitive energy that generated the explosion of movement on the planet had had already been lost, dislodging with the placid inactivity that they advocated.

00:02:56 - At the time of violent political repression in the country.

00:03:05 - A stanza of this theme is very representative, it said, that you are empty of liberation and you are very full of repression the present as unhappy today your hippie mind

00:03:16 - It has to die.

00:03:46 - Car can el acher

00:03:48 - Vengan dos

00:03:50 - A que el un lugar

00:03:52 - Junto a la brigada

00:03:54 - De metal

00:03:56 - Que este esmente

00:03:58 - Que no es igual

00:04:00 - A la equiponada de acá

00:04:04 - Hay que sellar la careta

00:04:06 - Ropar la ruida de carreta

00:04:08 - Y sin hemoran y sospecha

00:04:10 - Consuman todo el heavy metal

00:04:12 - Pasta cha de sinos de la paz

00:04:14 - Pasta de cargar con el moral

00:04:18 - Si estas cansado de llorar

00:04:22 - Este es el momento de gritar

00:04:25 - Que estas vacio de liberación

00:04:29 - Y estas muy cedo de reempresión

00:04:33 - El presente de ser feliz

00:04:36 - Hoy tu bendecidia de morir

00:05:14 - The end

00:05:32 - Brutus is the sword of evil

00:05:35 - Ready for the final step

00:05:39 - Only these two are to be seen

00:05:42 - Las caras que marcan el ayer

00:05:46 - Y vengan todos a que hay un lugar

00:05:50 - Junto a la brigada de metal

00:05:53 - Que en vez de todo es igual

00:05:57 - A la que hubo nada de ganar

00:06:00 - Y vengan todos a que hay un lugar

00:06:04 - Junto a la brigada de metal

00:06:08 - I see the sun, I see the moon, I see the sun

00:06:12 - I see the sun, I see the moon

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