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Factor Mental
Factor Mental formed in Mexico City in 1997, started by three friends: Alejandro Moreno on vocals, Omar Nájera on guitar, and Rodrigo Flores on bass. They...
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Factor Mental formed in Mexico City in 1997, started by three friends: Alejandro Moreno on vocals, Omar Nájera on guitar, and Rodrigo Flores on bass. They played local bars and clubs early on. Their debut album came out in 1999, which included the song "Inseguridad." That track seemed to connect with listeners, touching on feelings of anxiety and vulnerability.
They followed up with albums like "El Mundo de los Perdidos" in 2001 and "Cerca de Ti" in 2004. Another song, "No Hay Escape," also appears among their work. Their lyrics sometimes addressed mental health and social issues, which drew some criticism at the time. They kept writing and performing through the 2000s, putting out a compilation called "Yo No Sé" in 2007.
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