Die Toten Hosen Socks
Description: The German punk rock band has many fans in Argentina which is like their second home. Moreover their fans, Argentines and Germans, call themselves "La Hermandad" (the brotherhood) and the band did an album called also "La Hermandad". The mate in the center of the image is an Argentine symbol.
DTH eagle meets mate, brotherhood, Die Toten Hosen in Argentina Socks
by MusicFan
$14 $20
Description: “Tage wie diese” design is perfect for fans who love Die Toten Hosen. Grab this design as a present for yourself, your friends and relatives who also love this song/anthem. In case you do not know the band: Noted for their irreverent style and tough but hooky tunes, German rock band Die Toten Hosen are one of Germany's most successful rock bands, commanding a large and loyal following at home and in different countries. The band roots are punk but for example they explored and combined styles so varied as bossa nova, German schlager (pop rooted on German folk) and gipsy music from the Balkans. It is not only the exploration in the music but as well the diversity of topics they talk about and the originality of their twists and p...
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Tage wie diese, Die Toten Hosen (Letters in shades of grey) Socks
by MusicFan
$14 $20
Description: About Die Toten Hosen. Noted for their irreverent style and tough but catchy tunes, the German rock band Die Toten Hosen is one of Germany's most successful rock bands, leading a large and loyal following at home and in different countries. The band roots are punk but also explore and combine styles as varied as Bossa Nova, German Schlager (pop rooted in German folk), and gypsy music from the Balkans. It is not only the exploration of the music but also the diversity of topics they talk about and the originality of their twists and perspectives that make them “a must-listen” for anybody who loves music. This illustration is mostly about the joy and the variety of emotions a Die Toten Hosen concert provokes in the audience.
