Los Prisioneros is too important a story—of resistance, punk, and Chilean identity—to be ruined by a buffering wheel or a delayed snare drum. Now that you have the fixes, go enjoy Jorge González scream “We are surrealists” in perfect sync.
Carlos Moreno (Colombia) and Salvador del Solar (Peru).
The other, more controversial meaning of "fixed" refers to the accusation that the series' narrative was , or "fixed," presenting a distorted version of reality.
Javier, the band's lead singer, decided to take matters into his own hands. He gathered his fellow band members, Claudio, Miguel, and Gustavo, and suggested they use their tour bus as a makeshift aid vehicle. Without hesitation, they set out to help those in need.
Los Prisioneros is too important a story—of resistance, punk, and Chilean identity—to be ruined by a buffering wheel or a delayed snare drum. Now that you have the fixes, go enjoy Jorge González scream “We are surrealists” in perfect sync.
Carlos Moreno (Colombia) and Salvador del Solar (Peru).
The other, more controversial meaning of "fixed" refers to the accusation that the series' narrative was , or "fixed," presenting a distorted version of reality.
Javier, the band's lead singer, decided to take matters into his own hands. He gathered his fellow band members, Claudio, Miguel, and Gustavo, and suggested they use their tour bus as a makeshift aid vehicle. Without hesitation, they set out to help those in need.



