Heroe Punk Rock
Heroe Punk Rock formed in Mexico City in the early 1980s. The band included Enrique "Kiko" Cancino on vocals, Guillermo "Memo" Nares on guitar, Javier...
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Heroe Punk Rock formed in Mexico City in the early 1980s. The band included Enrique "Kiko" Cancino on vocals, Guillermo "Memo" Nares on guitar, Javier "Javierón" Prado on bass, and José "Pepe" Jiménez on drums. They released their first album, 'El Disco de los Héroes,' in 1982, followed by records like 'Del Otro Lado del Muro' in 1984 and 'La Ley de los Necesarios' in 1987.
Their music often dealt with difficult subjects. Songs like 'Adicto' and 'El Poder' addressed addiction and political criticism, which sometimes led to censorship and pushback. The band kept recording through the late 80s and early 90s, putting out 'A.C.A.B. (All Cops Are Bastards)' in 1989 and 'La Rosa de los Vientos' in 1993.
'Adicto' became one of their best-known tracks. Along with 'Juan Y Pedro,' these songs connected with listeners who recognized the raw themes in the lyrics. The music held a straightforward, confrontational style that didn't soften its message for wider acceptance.
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