Bambú En Tokio
Bambú En Tokio formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s with Rodrigo Guardiola on vocals and guitar, Alejandro Flores on bass, and Héctor Martínez on drums....
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Bambú En Tokio formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s with Rodrigo Guardiola on vocals and guitar, Alejandro Flores on bass, and Héctor Martínez on drums. They started making progressive rock that drew from alternative influences, though the existing history doesn't specify what those were.
Their debut album 'Sol Mía' came out in 2005, followed by 'La Casa del Árbol' in 2008 and 'Tribu' in 2011. These records incorporated folk, jazz, and electronic elements into their sound. The band's fourth album 'El Aparador de los Sueños' arrived in 2014, with the song 'Sol Mía' gaining some attention online.
Their lyrics touched on spirituality, social justice, and environmental themes, which sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners. They worked with guest musicians like saxophonist David Romo and multi-instrumentalist Jaime López at various points.
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