Casa de Leones
Casa de Leones formed in Mexico City in 2003, playing small venues with a mix of rock, pop, and Mexican rhythms. Their 2008 single "Shorty" became a...
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Casa de Leones formed in Mexico City in 2003, playing small venues with a mix of rock, pop, and Mexican rhythms. Their 2008 single "Shorty" became a breakthrough hit, leading to their debut album "Canciones de Amor y Muerte" the following year.
Their songs like "A Veces Pienso" and "Te Ando Buscando" show their range, from upbeat tracks to more reflective material. They've worked with other Mexican artists including Café Tacvba and Carla Morrison.
In 2012, their song "Canción del Miedo" drew criticism for its portrayal of violence against women, though the band maintained it was meant to raise awareness about domestic abuse. They've released four studio albums through 2018, with "La Guerra" in 2015 and "Alma Dura" in 2018.
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