Expulsados is an Argentine punk rock band that carved its path into the Latin American punk scene with a sound reminiscent of seminal punk bands like The Ramones. Formed in the mid-1990s, the group quickly established itself with energetic rhythms, catchy melodies, and lyrics that often reflect youthful rebellion, romantic escapades, and social commentary. They debuted with their self-titled album "Expulsados" which laid the foundation for their no-frills, straight-to-the-point punk ethos.

Over the years, Expulsados has built a dedicated following thanks to their relentless touring and a consistent lineup of albums that showcase their ability to evolve while staying true to their punk roots. Their discography includes titles like "Altoparlantes", which not only shows their knack for powerful guitar riffs but also their mastery in crafting anthemic tunes for the punk community. The band's legacy is further cemented by impactful releases such as "24 Hs en el Cine" and "Cuarto Para Espectros", each one contributing to a solid punk repertoire. Their most recent work continues to engage audiences, with tracks like "El Laberinto de Neblina" and "Lejos de Olvidar" demonstrating their enduring relevance and influence on the punk scene in Argentina and beyond.