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Fesway
Fesway formed in Mexico City in 2009 when Alejandro González and Iván Olalde started playing together. They later added David Mendoza on drums and Luis...
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Fesway formed in Mexico City in 2009 when Alejandro González and Iván Olalde started playing together. They later added David Mendoza on drums and Luis Rodríguez on bass. Their music draws from traditional Mexican folk and modern rock.
Their song "Alas y Garras" became particularly well-known, with lyrics that touched on social and environmental themes. Some listeners found the song's content too critical, but the band continued performing it. They also have another track called "Colors."
Fesway released a self-titled debut album in 2012 and followed it with "Origen" in 2015.
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