Reincidentes

Reincidentes, a Spanish punk rock group from Seville, was formed in 1985. The band emerged from Incidente Local, another local band that had a brief stint between 1985 and 1986. Reincidentes gained early traction by participating in student protests and releasing their first self-titled album on Trilita Records in 1989. Their breakthrough came with the release of "!Te lo dije!" in 1997, which marked a significant milestone in their career. The band continued to release albums such as Algazara (1998), Y Ahora Qué? (2000), and Cosas De Este Mundo (2002). Known for their socially conscious lyrics, Reincidentes addressed topics ranging from abortion rights to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Notable songs include "Andalucía entera" and "Ay Dolores", which highlight their leftist ideology. The band has collaborated with various artists, including Rosendo and Fermin Muguruza. In 2013, they released a documentary titled Reincidentes, erre que erre.