Juventud Juché is a Spanish rock band known for their raw energy and post-punk aesthetic. The band hails from Madrid and has carved out a niche within the independent music scene in Spain with their introspective lyrics and cutting guitar riffs. They first made their mark with their eponymous EP "Juventud Juché EP," which laid the groundwork for their decidedly gritty sound that marries punk's urgency with the dissonance of noise rock.

With a series of releases like "Quemadero" and the more recent "Movimientos," the band has shown growth and an evolving soundscape that retains the confrontational spirit of their early work. Their music often grapples with themes of disillusionment, societal pressures, and the youthful desire to resist and question established norms—echoing the rebellious spirit of their name, which suggests youth in rebellion. Juventud Juché has demonstrated a consistent ability to capture the angst and restlessness of their generation while maintaining a sound that feels authentic and unfiltered. Their singles "Fuera / Niebla" and "Miedo / En Tu Casa" further showcase their potent blend of noise and narrative, cementing their place in the Spanish underground music scene.