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MUS 186EP
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San Felipe Es Punk is an anomaly in the history of punk. Overlooked at the time it was released by the international scene, this object contains the essence of Mexican underground rock in a couple of songs. Polo Pepo came from the '60s hippie movement, survived the government repression of the youth during the '70s and '80s, and finally found in punk the true spirit of rock and roll. "San Felipe Es Punk" is an ode to a poor neighborhood in North DF. Self-released in 1988 by Polo Pepo and Merced Belén Valdéz. Includes eight-page booklet, a recent interview with Polo Pepo.
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