Punk with illustrations

     In turn, it is mostly understood as a culture by people who are independent of this movement. Undoubtedly, punk has been postulated as a new ideal that handles philosophies, aesthetics, music and particular thought, which is also reflected in his artistic style "fanzine", which translates into publications made by fans mainly using cuts, colors and pencils. , markers and unconventional elements, such as: recycled paper, vegetable pigments, among others, while nowadays you can see digitally made fanzines or using manual and digital resources; Both his art and his music are based on protest and freedom.

     Going against the established, the punks promote the "F *ck the system", which can be translated as a very beastly response towards governments and dictatorships around the world, believing that the people who are inside or support the politicians are "sheeps" or a species of livestock that will always be obeying this system.

     Anarchism, self-management, independence and nihilism are some of the philosophies on which punk thought is based; understand by nihilism:

     In punk thought, the authorities are corrupt and intolerable. The police, religion, governments and any other institution can repress the human being, considering them dangerous for society. Many authorities always lead to corruption and abuse. The ideas on this subject come, in part, from the ideology of anarchism, as a result of the police brutality with which the police oppress some citizens and the institutionalized discrimination against the punks are also caused as a result of the anarchist position against The authority.

     And remember ... a punk will always promote DIY ethics, being self-sufficient is a priority in this movement, they think fervently that knowledge is important and the acquisition of knowledge is much better and more efficient when acquired in a self-taught way, of course , you can always learn from other people, but the important thing is to do it autonomously and to investigate later on the knowledge received.

     This genre is characterized in the music industry by its independent and countercultural attitude. In the beginning, punk was a very simple and crude music, sometimes neglected: a simple type of rock, with aggressive melodies of short durations, sounds of amplified little controlled and noisy guitars loaded with a lot of distortion, few arrangements and instruments and, usually, fast compasses and tempos.

     The guitar lines are characterized by their simplicity and the rawness of amplified and highly distorted sound, generally creating a noisy or aggressive sound environment inherited from garage rock. The bass, on occasion, follows only the line of the chord and does not seek to decorate the melody with octaves or arrangements but, generally, in the early punk ensembles (something that would be repeated later with the post-punk bands) bass presents simple but constant arrangements, looking, in many cases, more than the guitar.

     The battery on the other hand has an accelerated tempo, with simple rhythms of rock and roll. The voices vary from strong expressions and even violent or torn, while the lyrics are characterized by dealing with issues such as political and social problems (carrying with it a message of conscience that extends, trying to denounce this kind of problems through music and they even deal with topics such as no to drugs, love, pacifism, among others).

     Given the fast melodies and the trangresora letter gave rise to a style of "dance" called pogo and his invention is attributed to Sid Vicious, bassist of Sex Pistols, during a concert of the band Bembex Kollective, before being part of it . Apparently in that concert there was no stage, the band played at the same level as the audience, and as he could not see anything he started jumping to see the band, and pushed sharply (hitting) the members of the Bromley Contingent (a group of recurrent in the concerts), whom I hated and were always ahead of. the dance takes its name from its resemblance to the use of a pogo stick, especially in a common version of the dance, where an individual keeps their torso stiff, their arms rigid, and their legs close together.