Radical Vasque Punk Rock legends La Polla Records were one of the first punk bands to sing in Spanish. They, along with dozens of other bands were part of an underground movement that existed throughout the 1980s in Spain, particularly in the Basque Country, quite distinct from the rising bands in Madrid. While the latter put an accent on innovative aesthetics and manners, the Basque brand of alternative rock showed in-your-face stage attitude and no holds barred in lyrics, including blunt social and political views. It came as a reaction first to the end of Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain (1975), and then as an outlet to vent frustration at the limitations of the democratic transition. The brand of DIY rock music developing in the Basque Country during this period came to be known as "Rock Radical Vasco" (Basque Radical Rock). La Polla Records would share this stage with many other influential bands from the Basque Country as Eskorbuto, Kortatu, RIP, Barricada, and many others. The ska-punk band Ska-P cites La Polla Records as one of their primary influences. Carne para la picadora es el décimo disco (y decimocuarto lanzamiento) del grupo español La Polla Records. Este disco es el primero lanzado bajo el nombre de La Polla, debido a un fallo judicial iniciado en 1991 contra la agrupación. Debido a dicho fallo, la discográfica Oihuka se niega seguir produciendo al grupo, por lo que pasan al sello GOR. También cambian de lugar de grabación, que antes era Elkar, y ahora es Lorentzo Records.