The Last Internationale is a politically charged rock band distinguished by its fervent activism and passionate blend of blues, rock, and folk influences. Founded in New York City by vocalist Delila Paz and guitarist Edgey Pires, the band quickly established itself as a powerful voice for social and political issues. With a sound that resonates with the energy of classic rock and the rebellious spirit of punk, The Last Internationale has carved out a distinctive niche in the modern music landscape.

Despite lineup changes, Paz and Pires remain the core of the band, continuing to drive its music and message with uncompromising intensity. The band’s discography is a reflection of their commitment to fighting for justice and human rights, as evidenced in their thought-provoking lyrics and rallying cries for change. Their most recent releases, including tracks like "Running For a Dream," "Ghettoway Driver," and "1984," showcase their ability to fuse raw, emotive storytelling with powerful rock riffs. Live recordings, such as "Live at Arda Recorders" and "Try Me (Live)," capture the band's electric and engaging performances, while "Soul on Fire (Deluxe Edition)" and "Freedom Town" further solidify The Last Internationale's reputation as a potent force in rock music with a clear vision: to ignite change through the power of song.