Argentinian Rock Star Reveals How Music Defied Dictatorship

Argentinian Rock: A Symbol of Resistance Mexico City – Argentinian rock music played a pivotal role during the country's dark years under military rule, according to a recent interview with iconic musician Fito Páez. The interview, conducted by Javier Paniagua, explores the profound connection between rock and the youth's yearning for freedom. Páez, whose career spans decades, vividly recalls the era: "In the 70s, under the dictatorship, rock wasn't just a trend; it was a form of rebellion." His words highlight the music's power to transcend political oppression. The interview delves into specific examples of artists using music as a vehicle for dissent, subtly conveying messages of hope and defiance. The conversation also touches on the broader cultural impact of rock, its evolution, and its lasting legacy in Argentina. Páez's insights offer a unique perspective, adding a layer of historical context to the understanding of Argentinian rock and its enduring relevance. The interview concludes with a hopeful message about the power of music to inspire change and unity.