Contagious
Contagious is a Latin rock band from Bogotá, Colombia, with Simón Mejía on vocals, Camilo Pérez on guitar, Simón Vargas on bass, and Juan Pablo Vega on drums....
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Contagious is a Latin rock band from Bogotá, Colombia, with Simón Mejía on vocals, Camilo Pérez on guitar, Simón Vargas on bass, and Juan Pablo Vega on drums. They put out their first album, 'Sentimiento Latino,' in 2010. Their song 'Gigante' came out in 2014 and got some attention for its message about unity.
They've released a few other albums, like 'El Miedo' in 2012, 'Resiliencia' in 2017, and 'Evolución' in 2020. Some of their other tracks include 'Somos Cristianos' with Funky and 'Vamos Pa Lante.'
The existing history mentions they've played festivals and that their lyrics sometimes touch on social issues, which led to some friction with officials over a song called 'El Miedo.' It's a fairly typical band story from that scene, they started local, put out records, and built a following without much drama beyond the usual artistic disagreements.
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