La cultura de la basura

La cultura de la basura (Spanish for "The culture of Garbage" or "Junk Culture") is the third album by Chilean rock band Los Prisioneros.^[1][2] Due to the heavy censorship of the military regime in Chile, Los Prisioneros focused in promoting the album outside Chile in other Latin American countries; for this purpose, a special Latin American edition.

• All songs are written by Jorge González except where indicated.

1. "Somos sólo ruido" (We're Just Noise) (Miguel Tapia, Claudio Narea)
2. "De la cultura de la basura" (From the Culture of Garbage/From the Junk Culture)
3. "Que no destrocen tu vida" (Don't Let Them Destroy Your Life)
4. "Usted y su ambición" (You and Your Ambition)
5. "Cuando te vayas" (Whenever You Leave)
6. "Jugar a la guerra" (Playing War)
7. "Algo tan moderno" (Something Very Modern) (Tapia, Narea)
8. "Maldito sudaca" (Damn Spic)
9. "Lo estamos pasando muy bien" (We're Having A Good Time) (Tapia, Narea)
10. "Él es mi ídolo" (He Is My Idol)
11. "El vals" (The Waltz) (Tapia, Narea)
12. "Otro día" (Another Day)
13. "Pa pa pa"
14. "Poder elegir" (Right of Choosing)

1. "We are sudamerican rockers" (Spanglish for "We Are South American Rockers")
2. "Que no destrocen tu vida"
3. "Pa pa pa"
4. "Maldito sudaca"
5. "Lo estamos pasando muy bien" (Tapia, Narea)
6. "Él es mi ídolo"
7. "Usted y su ambición"
8. "Jugar a la guerra"

• Jorge González – lead vocals, bass guitar, piano, programming, sequencer, keyboards, synthesizers, production
• Claudio Narea – guitar, keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals; lead vocals on «Lo estamos pasando muy bien» and «El vals»
• Miguel Tapia – drums, electronic drums, sequencer, programming, percussion, backing vocals; lead vocals on «Somos sólo ruido» and «Algo tan moderno»
• Carlos Fonseca – production

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