Cone
Cone formed in Mexico City in the late 1980s, with Fabio Mellado and Pedro Damián as founding members. They were joined by bassist Teo Avilés and drummer...
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Cone formed in Mexico City in the late 1980s, with Fabio Mellado and Pedro Damián as founding members. They were joined by bassist Teo Avilés and drummer Carlos Curiel. Their 1992 song "Fenix" became a breakout hit, known for its haunting melody and lyrics about resilience. The band's album of the same name followed.
They faced some criticism for lyrics that addressed social issues, including a song about a lesbian relationship. Personal tensions led to a brief hiatus around 1995, but they continued making music. Other tracks like "Estilo Jamaica" and "Dizem Que Sou Louco" show their range within rock.
Their discography includes albums like Fenix and Frijolero. The band maintained a presence in Mexican rock through the 1990s with their straightforward approach to songwriting and performance.
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