Banda Alternativa
Banda Alternativa formed in Mazatlán, Mexico in 1996 with Salvador Aispuro on lead vocals, Javier López on guitar, Germán Campuzano on bass, and Mario Gómez...
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Banda Alternativa formed in Mazatlán, Mexico in 1996 with Salvador Aispuro on lead vocals, Javier López on guitar, Germán Campuzano on bass, and Mario Gómez on drums. They built a local following with energetic live shows before their 2001 debut album 'Unidos por la Música' brought them wider attention.
That album included 'Te Encontré,' a ballad that became one of their best-known songs. Their catalog also includes tracks like 'Bate Coração' and 'Essência,' which show their approach to blending banda with pop and rock elements.
In the late 2000s, the group went through lineup changes and some creative disagreements. They also faced criticism from some quarters for moving away from a more traditional banda sound. They continued releasing albums through 2009, including 'Al Ritmo de la Banda' and 'Con Amor y Esperanza.'
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