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Fatales, Los
Fatales, Los formed in Mexico City with Javier Bátiz, José Manuel Aguilera, Sergio Mancera, and Arturo Martínez. They released their first album in 1969,...
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Fatales, Los formed in Mexico City with Javier Bátiz, José Manuel Aguilera, Sergio Mancera, and Arturo Martínez. They released their first album in 1969, followed by 'Comadre Compadre' the next year. That title track became their most recognizable song, along with 'Bicho Bicho' and 'La Pastillita'.
Their music sometimes addressed social themes, which occasionally drew attention from authorities. They kept recording through the mid-1970s, putting out albums like 'El Último Round' and 'Ritual' before their activity slowed.
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