Davila 666

Davila 666 is a garage rock band hailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, known for their raw, energetic sound that blends punk attitude with a classic rock ‘n’ roll vibe. Singing primarily in Spanish, the group brings a uniquely Latino edge to their fuzz-drenched anthems, drawing comparisons to acts like The Ramones and The Stooges while channeling influences from 1960s girl groups and psychedelia. Their self-titled debut album and follow-up, Tan Bajo, both received critical praise for their wild energy and catchy songs that capture a lo-fi, rebellious spirit.

Formed in the mid-2000s, Davila 666 quickly built a cult following thanks to their raucous live shows and charismatic style. The band’s lineup included several seasoned Puerto Rican musicians, and their records were released on respected indie labels like In the Red and Vice Records. With standout tracks like “Chloe Sevigny” and “Mala,” Davila 666 made a name for themselves as one of the most exciting garage rock bands of their time.