Invasores
Invasores formed in Tijuana in 1998, built around brothers Alejandro and Eduardo González on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Invasores de Nuevo Leon'...
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Invasores formed in Tijuana in 1998, built around brothers Alejandro and Eduardo González on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Invasores de Nuevo Leon' came out in 2002, and they followed it with 'Sueños de Libertad' in 2005. That second album included '97,' the song that became their most recognizable track.
'97' has stuck around as an anthem for some listeners, though the band's lineup has shifted over time. Beyond that song, their catalog includes tracks like 'Cinderela,' 'Discos e Aquilos,' and 'Doce Delírio.' They've kept at it without much fanfare, playing the kind of rock that feels straightforward and lived-in.
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