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Fake Out
Fake Out formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s, with Pedro Luna on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Mendoza on drums, and Alberto González on bass. Their music...
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Capitulo I
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Já Cansei
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Medo de Voar
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O Amanhã
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Capitulo I
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Já Cansei
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Medo de Voar
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O Amanhã
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Saudades
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Te Apagar
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Única Lembrança
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Fake Out formed in Mexico City in the early 2000s, with Pedro Luna on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Mendoza on drums, and Alberto González on bass. Their music pulled from alternative rock and punk, with some Latin rhythms mixed in. The song 'Capitulo I' became one of their most recognized tracks.
They released their debut album 'Rompiendo Fronteras' in 2003, followed by 'Capitulo I' in 2006. Other songs like 'Já Cansei' and 'Medo de Voar' show their range from driving rock to more reflective moments. Their lyrics sometimes challenged norms, which drew both criticism and a dedicated following.
While not always embraced by mainstream outlets, their live shows were known for raw energy. The band developed a sound built around distorted guitars, driving bass lines, and Luna's raspy vocal delivery. They were part of a growing Latin alternative scene in Mexico during that period.
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