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  1. La puta de la cabra
  2. Mi Agüita Amarilla
  3. Soy un Animal
  4. Tu Madre Tiene Bigote
  5. Yo no me llamo Javier
  6. A Combatir
  7. Abre La Celda
  8. Alerta guerrillas
  9. Andate
  10. Break On Through
  11. Carne de Cañón
  12. Dale Aborigen
  13. Demasiado Revueltos
  14. Días de Escuela
  15. Dieciocho Horas
  16. Diez Segundos de Masacre
  17. El Chupadero
  18. El Día Mas Feliz
  19. El Espejo
  20. El Féretro
  21. El Ritmo de La Sangre
  22. Encontramos Placer Aquí
  23. Fallas
  24. Gente Que No
  25. Hijo Nuestro
  26. Incomunicado
  27. Jah Lion
  28. La Academia de La Nada
  29. La Casa Rosa
  30. La Gente Que Puso La Sangre
  31. Lehenbiziko Bala
  32. Mandela
  33. Más Bajo Que Tu Status
  34. Mate
  35. No Más Apartheid
  36. Nueva Orleans
  37. Quiero Una Novia Pechugona
  38. Scubidu
  39. Sé Que No
  40. Tango Traidor
  41. Terror Al Cambio
  42. Torquemada - Hasta La Victoria Siempre
  43. Trece
  44. Tu Alma Mía
  45. Turbulentas Tinieblas
  46. Viejos de Mierda

Los Toreros Muertos is a musical group of the new wave/power pop/punk movement on the Spanish-speaking music scene known as La Movida Madrileña. The Spanish singer and humorist Pablo Carbonell with Many Moure and Guillermo Piccolini formed this group in 1984. Their career spanned eight years to its dissolution in 1992. It produced songs for the public that were marked by an individual and irreverent originality and edgy humor. Their first single was Yo no me llamo Javier. With the gradual relaxation of mores in Spain in the mid-1980s, there was a perceived explosion of out-of-wedlock births. This song was a barbed commentary written from the viewpoint of a young man named Javier accused of fathering a child. It was one of the songs included on their album 30 años de éxitos (Ariola, 1986). On this album, one can perceive the influence of Madness and the Mondragón Orchestra. Also among its songs is Mi agüita amarilla (My Little Yellow Water). In 1987, they released Por Biafra, its best song being On the Desk which ranks up with any of Madness's delightful song from the horn arrangements to the Music Hall style piano. It was a parody of the English language instruction standard in the Spanish national education system. Another of one the songs on this album, Pilar, also received some airplay. In 1989, they released their third album, Mundo Caracol. In 1992, they released a greatest hits compilation, Cantan en Español, produced by Piccollini. It included Los Toreros Muertos, Mi Agüita Amarilla, Yo no me llamo Javier, Soy un Animal, and 1789. Along with Hombres G, Los Rebeldes, and Mecano, Los Toreros Muertos achieved notable cross-over airplay onto the US military radio stations in Rota (see Naval Station Rota, Spain), Torrejon (now Madrid-Torrejón Airport), and Zaragoza (now Zaragoza Airport) that were part of the AFRTS in Europe in the mid-1980s.

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