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1000 Odios
1000 Odios came out of Tijuana with a name that translates to "1000 Hates," which gives you a sense of their approach. Their self-titled song "1000 Odios"...
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1000 Odios came out of Tijuana with a name that translates to "1000 Hates," which gives you a sense of their approach. Their self-titled song "1000 Odios" became a kind of anthem in the Mexican punk underground. The band was a trio: Jorge "El Cala" Amézcua on vocals and guitar, Eduardo "El Güero" Amézcua on bass, and Alejandro "El Chaka" Flores on drums.
They put out their first album, also called "1000 Odios," in 1989. That was followed by "El Asalto" in 1991 and "Alma Punk" in 1997. In 1994, they released "La Maldita Vecindad," which was a collaboration with the ska band of the same name. Other songs in their catalog include "Amoral," "Hasta Siempre," and "Phobos.
Their lyrics often dealt with poverty, violence, and social inequality, which led to some friction with more conservative listeners. They were known for intense live shows. The band stayed connected to the underground scene and didn't really chase mainstream success.
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