Fiskales Ad-Hok is the second album of the band Chilean Fiskales Ad-Hok, and their first release on a major label. After opening for The Ramones in Santiago in 1992, there were many offers from record companies to record an album. Fiskales Ad-Hok signed with "La Batuta Records", releasing this effort as a one-off.

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Track listing

1. "Piedad"
2. "Cristianos"
3. "La Ranchera"
4. "Hambre del Corazón"
5. "Madre Patria"
6. "Libertad Vigilada"
7. "Santiago"
8. "Tonto"
9. "Ron Silver"
10. "Para Mamá"
11. "Almorzando Entre Muertos"
12. "Papapa"
13. "El Cóndor"
14. "Borracho"

Personnel

• Álvaro España – vocals
• Viper – guitar
• Micky – drums
• Roly Urzua – bass

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[es] Fiskales Ad-Hok (álbum)