Salvaje Montoya ‎– Boda Rumana lp (Vinyl)

Salvaje Montoya ‎– Boda Rumana LP

Surely you have ever seen an anthological Youtube in which five gentlemen from Eastern Europe (mustaches, terylene pants, leather jackets) dance wildly to the sound of music coming from the back of a family car. A very crazy, peculiar, unleashed dance, like-they-are-recording-me-on-video-and-I-don't-know-how-to-dance-but-I-don't-care-because-I'm-having-a-boob-time. Well, that clip perfectly sums up the funny and party essence of our Salvaje Montoya.

You will have heard everything about them: what if they hit you in the nose like the vitaminized sax of The Sonics, what if rock and roll of Latin heritage and outstanding disciples of Los Mirlos and Los Peyotes, what if they stole Link Wray's reverbs and the troglodyte garage surf rock and straight to The Cramps; what if their dirty guitarrones bog down without frills like those of Wau and the Arrrghs!!! and Guadalupe Plata; that if they take you to the trance like Pony Bravo, that if they are punk from the eighties when you least expect it, that if their lyrics speak of decadent women, that if there is no tomorrow, that if Manos de Topo plays bass with them , that if they have broken a bottle on your head, that if small without shame, that if they have drunk the water from the vases that if bla bla bla

The only thing that is clear is that his first musical reference: ROMANIAN WEDDING (published jointly by Bcore and Mama Vynila) is a catalog of hits for the hedonistic celebration, for the movement of the hips in an unga-unga party and the soundtrack Ideal for waking up in someone else's bed.

Recorded by Sergio Pérez (currently in Pegasvs and with a past on the national crazy garage scene) who has managed to bottle, press, knead and squeeze the personality of Salvaje Montoya between the grooves of his first album, which also becomes gloriously palpable in his infectious and direct decerebrates.