Brocasito
Brocasito formed in Mexico City around 2008, with Edgar Oceransky on vocals, René Garza on guitar, Carlos Mendoza on bass, and Andrés Villegas on drums. They...
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Brocasito formed in Mexico City around 2008, with Edgar Oceransky on vocals, René Garza on guitar, Carlos Mendoza on bass, and Andrés Villegas on drums. They released their debut album 'Mi Sueño' in 2011, which included the song 'Scarsito' that became their most recognizable track.
'Scarsito' connected with listeners in Mexico and gained attention beyond it, though the band faced accusations of plagiarism in 2014 regarding that song. Their catalog also includes tracks like 'Tantos Planos' and 'Dope!!!' from their top songs list.
The details about their later work or current status aren't clearly documented in available sources.
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