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Historias Horribles
Historias Horribles formed in Mexico City around 2016 as a musical collective where members use macabre pseudonyms like Guadaña, Calavera, and Sepultura....
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Dick Turpin
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Escuela de Espartanos
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Jorge IV
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La Edad de Piedra
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Los Gobernantes de Inglaterra
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Los Tudors
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Ricardo III
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Tema de Historias Horribles (Latino)
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Vikingos
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William Wallace
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Historias Horribles formed in Mexico City around 2016 as a musical collective where members use macabre pseudonyms like Guadaña, Calavera, and Sepultura. Their sound mixes traditional Mexican corridos with rock and electronic elements, creating a backdrop for dark narratives drawn from history and urban legends.
Their song "Ricardo III" tells the story of a serial killer who operated in Mexico City during the 1980s, with lyrics that are graphic and unflinching. Tracks like "Dick Turpin" and "Escuela de Espartanos" continue this theme of historical and legendary horror.
They released a debut album in 2016 and followed with singles like "La Muerte y Yo" in 2018 and "El Asesino de la Ballesta" in 2019. A second album, "Historias de Sangre," came out in 2022. The band maintains anonymity and a consistent focus on these grim tales, building a dedicated following in Mexico and elsewhere without softening their subject matter.
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