The Flipas

The Flipas are an Argentina-born punk rock band known for their energetic and rebellious sound. They embody the essence of punk rock by combining melodic melodies with gritty guitar riffs, drawing inspiration from iconic bands like The Ramones and The Clash. Their music is characterized by fast-paced rhythms, distorted guitars, and passionate vocals that convey a sense of defiance and urgency. The Flipas address societal issues, political upheaval, and personal struggles through their lyrics, resonating with listeners who feel excluded or ignored. Their high-energy shows and epic choruses make them a force to be reckoned with in the punk rock scene.

The Flipas have recently released several tracks, including "Supernova," "Escabio y Laureles," "Grito de emancipación," "La voz de lo instituyente," and "Pañuelos Verdes." These releases reflect their commitment to creating music that is both raw and impactful, capturing the frustration and disillusionment of their generation. With their unique sound and outspoken demeanor, The Flipas continue to make a lasting impression on the punk rock scene.