El Vagon
El Vagon came together in Guadalajara, Mexico, where founding members Rodrigo Guardiola and Juan Pablo Villa met while studying music. They started playing...
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El Vagon came together in Guadalajara, Mexico, where founding members Rodrigo Guardiola and Juan Pablo Villa met while studying music. They started playing small clubs and festivals around the city, working on a sound that mixed blues with traditional Mexican rhythms. One of their songs, "Blues Picante," gave a name to that particular blend.
Their music didn't fit neatly into the established genres that dominated the local scene at the time, and some critics questioned the combination. The band kept at it anyway, building a reputation for their live shows. You can hear that steady, soulful groove on tracks like "A Chave" and "Apache 62."
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