El Empuje
El Empuje formed in Mexico City in 1994 with Omar Pérez on vocals, Francisco Tovar on guitar, Guillermo Sánchez on bass, and Ricardo Villa on drums. They...
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El Empuje formed in Mexico City in 1994 with Omar Pérez on vocals, Francisco Tovar on guitar, Guillermo Sánchez on bass, and Ricardo Villa on drums. They started out playing small local gigs and rehearsing in whatever spaces they could find.
Their 2000 debut album 'Un Pasatiempo Nada Más' gave them their breakthrough, with the title track becoming a hit. The song 'Atento' also comes from that period. They followed it with albums like 'Historias de un Pasado' in 2003.
Some critics at the time questioned the outlook in their lyrics, but the band kept writing what felt true to them. Their catalog includes songs like 'Baila Baila (coloradita Sacate La Pollerita)' and 'Cheto Arrepentido' that became part of their setlists.
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