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Banda Breed
Banda Breed formed in Tijuana in the early 2000s. They're a Mexican rock band, and their debut album 'Equilibrium' came out in 2004. The group includes Memo...
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Banda Breed formed in Tijuana in the early 2000s. They're a Mexican rock band, and their debut album 'Equilibrium' came out in 2004. The group includes Memo Gil on vocals, José Ixtepan on guitar, Uriel Balderas on bass, and Alexandro Lozano on drums.
They followed that first record with albums like 'Resurrección' in 2007, 'El Último Aliento' in 2010, and 'El Impostor' in 2013. Their song 'Stellar' became one of their better-known tracks.
Some of their lyrics touched on difficult subjects, which drew attention at times. They kept working in Tijuana, a city with its own particular challenges for musicians.
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