Sin Ley is an Argentine punk rock band that carved its roots into the rich soil of Buenos Aires' underground music scene in the late 1980s. Known for their raw, energetic performances and politically charged lyrics, they rapidly became a prominent voice in the Latin American punk movement. The band was formed by a group of friends who shared a passion for music and a desire to express their discontent with the societal issues they were witnessing. Their name, Sin Ley, which translates to "Without Law" in English, reflects their anti-establishment ethos and rebellious spirit.

Over the years, Sin Ley's discography has grown to include a mix of studio recordings and live performances that showcase their dynamism and commitment to their craft. Albums like "UFF" and "Demos Incompilables" demonstrate their ability to evolve without losing the gritty edge that initially garnered them a dedicated following. Their live albums, such as "¿Vivo? (En Vivo)" and "Avivate (En Vivo)," capture the raw energy of their concerts, offering fans a taste of the electrifying atmosphere the band creates on stage. With songs like "Entre Mis Plantas" and "Delirio Fatal Agitado," Sin Ley continues to resonate with listeners who find solace and solidarity in their candid exploration of life's many challenges.