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Infames Ska
Infames Ska came out of Mexico City with a sound that mixed ska with punk and rock. Their first album, 2005's 'Hasta Perderme,' gave them an early anthem with...
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Infames Ska came out of Mexico City with a sound that mixed ska with punk and rock. Their first album, 2005's 'Hasta Perderme,' gave them an early anthem with its title track. They followed it with records like 'Ska Libre' in 2007 and 'Revolución' in 2010, which leaned into political themes.
Songs like 'Mirada' and 'Prefiero Estar Ciego' show the band's knack for catchy, driving rhythms. The lineup included Mariana Martínez on vocals, Roberto López on guitar, José Sánchez on bass, Pedro García on drums, and Alejandro González on saxophone.
They kept recording through the 2010s with albums like 'Resistencia' and 'Renacer,' the latter from 2016. The music stayed grounded in that energetic ska-punk blend, even as they touched on themes of rebellion and social issues.
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