Los Tres Puntos is a French ska and punk band known for infusing their music with a variety of influences, including rocksteady, reggae, and Latin music. The group began to make its mark in the mid-1990s by capturing the energetic spirit of the streets with a blend of biting lyrics and infectious rhythms. Their songs often carry a strong political message, challenging social injustices and expressing solidarity with global struggles. The band's name, translating to "The Three Dots," reflects a commitment to their musical ethos and to the issues they confront through their art.

Over the years, Los Tres Puntos has built a devoted following with their dynamic live performances and a discography that consistently shows both evolution and a fidelity to their roots. Albums like "El Sistema," "El Dorado," and "Contre Vents et Marees" showcase their ability to tackle complex themes while making audiences dance. Their live recordings, aptly captured in the album "Live," demonstrate the band's raw onstage energy and connection with fans. With a career spanning over two decades, marked by releases such as "Aficionados" and "10 ans ferme," the group has maintained a prominent place in the European punk and ska scene, while the anthemic "Hasta La Muerte" and playful "Si Oh!" are testaments to their ongoing creativity and resilience in the face of an ever-changing music industry.