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Davila 666. Profile: Garage psych pop rock'n'roll band from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Davila 666. Puñales, Pildoras y Otras Formas De Entretenerse ‎(CD, Album). Kill Records, Carbono Música.

Davila 666 - Primero Muerta. 4 years ago 4 years ago. Puerto Rican Rock n Roll. Davila 666 "Pocos años, muchos daños" 2xLP/CD/CS now on burger records!!! Killer singles collection from one of the best puerto ricans rock n roll bands of all time!!! GET THE COLOR VINYL: ww. urgerrecords. com "Primero Muerta" originally on Hozac Records. com/davila-666-. dan-os. html "Hanging On The Telephone" originally on "Under The Covers, Vol. 2" a Tribute to The Nerves on Volar Records.

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Hailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Davila 666 is one of the biggest rock 'n' roll attractions in the country. Over the past two years, they have amassed a large local following and their shows have a reputation as must-see spectaculars. A Davila 666 set functions almost like a theatrical event, as the band presents a thematic environment in which viewers are called to interact with props and exotic dancers.

Davila 666 is more than just a Puerto Rican garage rock band. These guys are masters of making rock ‘n’ roll fun. On Tan Bajo, their latest, you can hear traces of girl groups, swamp blues, doo wop, power pop and ‘60s garage-and then they put the spook on it. The record is full of creepy voices buried beneath fuzzed-out rhythm guitars and fiendish vocals. You don’t just adopt the name Davila 666 without throwing some spooky shit in there. But the most impressive thing about Tan Bajo isn’t its creepiness- it’s the hooks. The Davilas (surnamed a’la the brothers Ramone) have perfected the.