f.E.J.o
f.E.J.o formed in Guadalajara, Mexico in 1995, with Alejandra Guzmán on vocals and Jorge Guevara on guitar. They spent their early years playing local bars...
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f.E.J.o formed in Guadalajara, Mexico in 1995, with Alejandra Guzmán on vocals and Jorge Guevara on guitar. They spent their early years playing local bars and clubs before finding wider recognition. Their 2002 single "No Me Hablas (Show Me Love)" became a hit in Mexico and Latin America, leading to their debut album "Unplugged" the following year.
That album featured acoustic versions of their songs, including tracks like "Cuenta hasta cien" and "Gente Destruida." They followed it with "El Mundo Se Viene Abajo" in 2005 and a self-titled album in 2007. Other musicians who played with the band included Sandra Echeverría on bass and Claudia Moreno on drums.
Their catalog includes songs like "Malchik Gay" and "Me va a enloquecer (all the things she said)," which blend pop with rock and folk elements. They released "La Ciudad Es Nuestra" in 2012 and "Todo Lo Que Tengo" in 2017.
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