Los Ingobernables is a South American hardcore punk band that has been tearing up the underground music scene with their unapologetic and politically charged tunes. The group hails from the Zona Sur, a region that reflects in their music with its raw energy and rebellious spirit. The band's ethos is deeply rooted in DIY principles and an anarchistic worldview, which is vividly illustrated in their recent release "Bakuninistas," named after the influential anarchist Mikhail Bakunin. Los Ingobernables craft a relentless sonic assault that speaks to the disenfranchised and the disillusioned, advocating for social change and personal freedom.

With a string of powerful releases, including "Split," which showcases their collaborative spirit and ability to synergize with other artists, Los Ingobernables have carved out a niche within the hardcore punk community. Their album "Zona Sur Hardcore" is a testimony to their commitment to the scene and the genre, offering a blistering set of tracks that capture the struggles and the strength of the youth in their region. "Cuando el hardcore llama" is yet another example of their ability to channel the raw emotion and urgent call-to-arms that hardcore punk is known for. The band continues to tour, connecting with fans across the globe who resonate with their message and their uncompromising sound.