Aerodinamica

Aerodinamica formed in 1998, a Mexican rock band built around vocalist Guillermo "Memo" Garza. They put out their self-titled debut album the following year. One of their best-known songs is "Amarte y Odiarte," which deals with the push and pull of a difficult relationship.

Their music often blended rock and pop with some traditional Mexican elements. Another track, "Pasado, Presente, Futuro," suggests they were thinking about time and change. They released other albums like "Dentro de Mí" and "Muertos en Vida," but the details around their later work and any lineup shifts are less clear from the available notes.

Some of their material drew criticism for its lyrical content, though the specifics of those debates have faded. They kept recording for a while, putting out an album called "Eclipse" at some point, but the band's story doesn't have a tidy, public ending. They were a presence in the late 90s and early 2000s Mexican rock scene, remembered for a handful of songs that connected with listeners.