Felcan
Felcan formed in Tijuana in the early 2000s with Ricardo Flores on vocals, Ángel Sepúlveda on guitar, and Alfonso Beltrán on bass. Their sound pulled from...
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Felcan formed in Tijuana in the early 2000s with Ricardo Flores on vocals, Ángel Sepúlveda on guitar, and Alfonso Beltrán on bass. Their sound pulled from rock en español and traditional Mexican corridos. In 2004, they released their self-titled debut album, which included the song "Decepciones." That track became their most recognizable work, connecting with listeners who appreciated its straightforward emotional weight.
After their debut, Felcan kept recording. They put out albums like Eclipse in 2010 and Renacer in 2013. The band's lineup shifted over time, adding Juan Carlos Medrano on drums and José Luis "Chato" Dávila on keyboards. Their music often dealt with themes of love and disappointment, which sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners.
In 2010, Flores faced legal trouble related to drug charges, which briefly paused the band's activities. They resumed work and continued releasing music, including Hasta la Eternidad in 2016 and Llegó el Momento in 2020. Their catalog shows a steady output rather than a dramatic arc, anchored by songs like "Decepciones" that found an audience without needing grand claims.
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