Cabo Carranza
Cabo Carranza formed in Tampico, Tamaulipas in 2007, with David Carranza on vocals and guitar, Ricardo García on bass, and Eduardo Rodríguez on drums. They...
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Cabo Carranza formed in Tampico, Tamaulipas in 2007, with David Carranza on vocals and guitar, Ricardo García on bass, and Eduardo Rodríguez on drums. They started playing together as friends, drawing from various Mexican musical traditions along with folk and pop influences.
Their 2012 album Aguacero gave them their most recognizable song, the title track "Aguacero." They've released other albums like El Mar y la Luna in 2009, Donde el Tiempo se Detiene in 2015, and Horizonte in 2018. Another song people know is "Nada Tengo, Nada Quiero, Nada Doy."
Their sound has been described as dream pop and neo-folk with ambient touches, though some early listeners found it too eclectic. They built a following over time without major commercial breaks, mostly playing to audiences who connected with their quieter, atmospheric approach.
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