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Banda Altumus
Banda Altumus formed in Zacatecas, Mexico around 2012, led by composer and vocalist Jairo Almanza. Their music often deals with religious themes, which set...
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Banda Altumus formed in Zacatecas, Mexico around 2012, led by composer and vocalist Jairo Almanza. Their music often deals with religious themes, which set them apart in a scene where that wasn't common. Their song "Sacrário Eterno" became particularly well-known.
They faced some criticism early on for blending faith with commercial music, with some suggesting they were exploiting religious sentiment. The band maintained their approach was genuine, and over time built a following through their performances. They've released albums like "El Poder de la Fe," "Bendiciones," and "Gracias por Existir."
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