Felix and The Katz
Felix and The Katz formed in Mexico City in the late 1990s, led by vocalist and guitarist Felix Meza. Their sound mixed rock, folk, and traditional Mexican...
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Felix and The Katz formed in Mexico City in the late 1990s, led by vocalist and guitarist Felix Meza. Their sound mixed rock, folk, and traditional Mexican music, which didn't fit easily into mainstream categories at first. The band included Carlos Mendoza on drums and Luis Sánchez on bass.
In 2004, their album "Gira" brought them wider attention. That record featured "En La Rueda de La Fortuna," a ballad that became their most recognizable song. They went on to release other albums like "Colores" and "Historias de la Ciudad" over the next couple of decades.
Felix Meza's lyrics sometimes drew criticism for challenging social norms, and the band's connection to alternative scenes kept them at a distance from some audiences. Their music stayed grounded in that blend of styles they'd worked with from the beginning.
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