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El Elote
El Elote formed in Mexico City in the late 1990s, with Javier "El Pate" González on vocals and guitar. Their early sound mixed rock and funk with Mexican...
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El Elote formed in Mexico City in the late 1990s, with Javier "El Pate" González on vocals and guitar. Their early sound mixed rock and funk with Mexican rhythms, which didn't fit neatly into existing scenes. They released their self-titled debut album in 1999.
Their 2003 single "Camaleones" became a breakthrough, with its catchy melody and lyrics that connected with younger listeners. The song appears on their album of the same name from that year. Other albums include "El Ataque del Mono" from 2006 and "Revolución Caliente" from 2009.
The band's lineup has included Arturo "El Becerro" Santillán on bass, Víctor "El Mono" Velásquez on drums, and Alejandro "El Beto" Rodríguez on guitar and vocals. Their 2013 album was called "El Canto del Gallo."
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