This 1999 album from Madrid's Los Muertos de Cristo captures the band at a peak of their prolific output, blending ska rhythms with urgent punk and anarcho-syndicalist lyrical concerns. The record is a key example of their raw, uncompromising sound and political messaging.
- The album title translates to "The poor have no homeland."
- Released on the independent label Beatclap Records.
- The album was recorded in Madrid.
Los Muertos de Cristo are a Spanish punk band formed in Madrid in the early 1990s, known for their socially critical lyrics and ska-punk sound. In 1999, they stood as a prominent voice in Spanish punk, distinct for their lyrical focus on social injustice and anarchist themes.
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