Cabala Ska
Cabala Ska formed in Mexico City in 1994, when ska was finding an audience across Mexico. The band's founding lineup included David Garcia on vocals, Miguel...
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Cabala Ska formed in Mexico City in 1994, when ska was finding an audience across Mexico. The band's founding lineup included David Garcia on vocals, Miguel Angel Garcia on guitar, Luis Cruz on bass, Gerardo Hernandez on drums, and Fernando Sandoval on keyboards. They drew from Jamaican ska's rhythms and its tradition of social commentary.
Their 1998 album 'Desinformación' brought them wider attention in Mexico. The title track addressed government propaganda and media manipulation, setting a pattern for lyrics that often touched on political and social issues. This approach sometimes made radio play harder to come by in their earlier years.
They followed with albums like 'Ska de la calle' in 2002 and 'Patria y ska' in 2005. Songs like 'Repartimos Democracia' and 'Venderemos' continued their mix of upbeat ska rhythms with pointed lyrics. The lineup shifted some over time, but the core sound remained rooted in that energetic, message-driven style.
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