J. Arturo
J. Arturo is a Mexican band that formed around 2015. Their music mixes rock and folk with Latin rhythms, and they've developed a particular focus on songs...
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J. Arturo is a Mexican band that formed around 2015. Their music mixes rock and folk with Latin rhythms, and they've developed a particular focus on songs about dogs. Their first single was "Abraza al Perro," which became popular and set the tone for much of what followed.
The band includes Juan Pablo Contreras on vocals and guitar, Arturo Arredondo on bass, Diego Suárez on guitar and backing vocals, and Martin Simancas on drums. They've released albums like "Abraza al Perro" in 2015, "La Vida es un Can" in 2017, and "Canciones para Perros" in 2019. Other songs include "Contigo Tiene Que Ser" and "No Me Chingues (NMC)."
Some critics initially questioned their dog-themed lyrics, but the band kept making music in that vein anyway. They've built a following with their straightforward approach to writing about friendship and animals over catchy melodies.
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