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Ave Máquina
Ave Máquina formed in Mexico City in 1985 with Armando Vega-Gil on vocals, Paco Barrios on guitar, Rafa Sánchez on bass, and Javier de la Rosa on drums. Their...
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Ave Máquina formed in Mexico City in 1985 with Armando Vega-Gil on vocals, Paco Barrios on guitar, Rafa Sánchez on bass, and Javier de la Rosa on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year, featuring the song "Ave Máquina" that connected with working-class listeners.
Their music channeled punk and metal energy into lyrics about political and social issues. Songs like "A Mulher Que Amou Demais" and "Carta Para Amy" showed their range beyond straightforward protest anthems. They released several albums including El Funeral del Sol in 1989 and El Asalto al Cielo in 1995.
The band faced censorship and police attention for their outspoken positions, which seemed to strengthen their resolve rather than quiet them. They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out Revolución 13 in 2004.
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