Public Disorder sings to Those who stay, Those who leave

The legendary band of Reggae and Ska Venezuelan returns to the music scene with a new album to be called "Dancing on The Ruins," which is expected to be released on July 1 this year. And to give us a little taste, today March 17 bring us a controversial issue that is on the lips of all Venezuelans, it is that who does not have a cousin, a son, or friend who has emigrated from his beloved land search of better opportunities; definitely not live in Venezuela. Is that what the Public Disorder vocalist Horacio Blanco has been commissioned to translate the lyrics of this new song.

A theme produced by Francisco "Coco" Diaz tries to present the experience and the airport leaving the country inevitably go over in your mind all those memories and every achievement of your life, also talks about how you get trying to get ahead in a new site, handling homesick and always thinking that "will one day return." With this new album Public Disorder celebrates thirty year career