Fernando Landeros
Fernando Landeros started making music in Mexico around the mid-1980s. His songs mixed rock with folk and Latin rhythms, and one of them, "Daga," came out in...
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Fernando Landeros started making music in Mexico around the mid-1980s. His songs mixed rock with folk and Latin rhythms, and one of them, "Daga," came out in 1985. That track got some attention for its lyrics about love and loss, which a few people found too direct at the time.
He kept recording through the late '80s and early '90s, putting out albums like La Ciudad de los Ángeles, El Secreto, and Tierra. Another song people remember is "Sé Que Algún Día." He played with musicians including Juan Carlos Lozano on guitar and Jaime López on bass.
Landeros wrote in a personal, sometimes introspective way. His music didn't follow a tidy arc, and he stayed a somewhat private figure in Mexican rock.
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