Mal Momento was born in the second strong move of Argentine punk, at the end of the 80s, with Hermann in voice, Federico Pertusi on guitar, Ricky De León on bass and Daniel D'Angelo on drums. After years of under performances, they came to edit the first album in 1994, produced by Juanchi Baleirón. Hermann's group had a luxury 1994 as he was the opening act for international bands such as The Ramones and Motorhead in the stadium of Vélez Sarsfield. The second material, "End of party" (1995), dabbled in other rhythms such as rockabilly and melodies not usual for punk. They highlighted, from that album, "Come back spring," "You have to decide" and "She again.