Anagrama
Anagrama formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the early 2000s with David Castillo on vocals and guitar, Iñaki Vázquez on bass, and Bernardo Vara on drums. They...
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Anagrama formed in Monterrey, Mexico in the early 2000s with David Castillo on vocals and guitar, Iñaki Vázquez on bass, and Bernardo Vara on drums. They started playing local bars and clubs around the city. Their debut album 'Alegría' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Amarillo,' which became their most recognizable track.
'Amarillo' caught attention with its rhythmic groove and melodic approach, though the band's lyrics often kept things ambiguous. They followed with albums like 'Libélula' in 2007 and 'Fantasma' in 2010, along with songs such as 'Aquí Estaré' and 'Duele El Corazón.' Their sound pulled from rock and alternative directions while nodding to Mexican musical traditions.
Some listeners found their approach cryptic or questioned how they handled cultural elements, but they maintained a following through releases like 'Aurora' in 2013 and 'Origen' in 2017. They never became a mainstream fixture, but songs like 'Luna y Sol' and 'Tiempo' kept their catalog active for fans who appreciated their particular blend.
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