Elemento Clab
Elemento Clab formed in Mexico City. Their music pulls from Latin rhythms and electronic dance music, with lyrics that often touch on social issues. The band...
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Elemento Clab formed in Mexico City. Their music pulls from Latin rhythms and electronic dance music, with lyrics that often touch on social issues. The band includes Lizeth Saavedra on vocals, Jorge Diaz on guitar, Alex Ortiz on bass, and Daniel Velasco on drums.
Their 2017 debut album 'Cambios' featured the single 'Cambio de Sentido,' which became a hit across Latin America. The song's themes of personal transformation connected with listeners. They followed with albums like 'Origen' in 2019 and 'Luz' in 2021.
Other tracks like 'Escucha' and 'Mundo Enfermo' with Dan show their range from dance-oriented grooves to more reflective material. The band has faced some criticism for addressing political topics in their lyrics, but they've continued to work on campaigns related to human rights and environmental protection.
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