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El Sueño Del Samurai
El Sueño del Samurai was a Mexican band from Mexico City, formed as a quartet. They became known for their song "No Están Pasando La Música Que Me Gustaría...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Broke Soul
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Intro (Hey)
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Lights Off
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No Están Pasando La Música Que Me Gustaría Que Estuvieran Pasando
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Para Vos
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Romance
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Broke Soul
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Intro (Hey)
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Lights Off
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No Están Pasando La Música Que Me Gustaría Que Estuvieran Pasando
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Para Vos
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Romance
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El Sueño del Samurai was a Mexican band from Mexico City, formed as a quartet. They became known for their song "No Están Pasando La Música Que Me Gustaría Que Estuvieran Pasando," which connected with listeners who felt outside the mainstream. Their music mixed alternative rock with some electronic touches and Mexican influences, and their lyrics often dealt with alienation and nostalgia.
They released four studio albums, starting with "Sueño" in 2002. Their later work included "Postdata" and "D.E.P.," and they collaborated with artists like Natalia Lafourcade and Julieta Venegas. The band's lineup featured Chetes on vocals and guitar, Mario Sánchez on bass, and Alfonso Andrés on drums.
El Sueño del Samurai disbanded in 2010 but reunited for some shows in 2019. Their song "Romance" and other tracks like "Broke Soul" and "Para Vos" show the range of their sound, from introspective to more direct rock.
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