Noche de paz, noche en Vietnam
1982 · Spain
- Artist
- Camaleones
- Title
- Noche de paz, noche en Vietnam
- Release
- Navidades Radioactivas
- Year
- 1982
- Format
- Compilation
- Language
- Spanish
- Country
- Spain
- Genre
- Punk · Punk
- Primary theme
- Post-War
Annotation
The Post-Punk song "Noche de paz, noche en Vietnam" ("Silent night, Night in Vietnam") (DRO # DRO-017) by Camaleones, from Spain. The lyrics are hand-written in the record booklet, which are hard to decipher. The narrator said that "a pact was made for this inferno war", and it referenced Ronald Reagan, the racist US group the KKK, and NATO: "god entrusted to Ronald Reagan and took down his gang, Nato, the mafia, and the Ku-Klux-Klan".
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Annotation — Punk Songs
The Post-Punk song "Noche de paz, noche en Vietnam" ("Silent night, Night in Vietnam") (DRO # DRO-017) by Camaleones, from Spain. The lyrics are hand-written in the record booklet, which are hard to decipher. The narrator said that "a pact was made for this inferno war", and it referenced Ronald Reagan, the racist US group the KKK, and NATO: "god entrusted to Ronald Reagan and took down his gang, Nato, the mafia, and the Ku-Klux-Klan"
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
About the artist
Early-1980s Spanish punk/new-wave group documented only on the all-Spanish DRO label Christmas compilation 'Navidades Radioactivas' (DRO-017, Madrid, 1982), where 'Noche De Paz, Noche En Vietnam' reworks 'Silent Night' as a Vietnam-themed punk piece. [Source: Discogs]